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'''Chocolate Thai''' is popular colloquial term<ref></ref> for a ] ] of the ] and ]. Chocolate Thai was popular amongst cannabis aficionados in the early nineties due to its high potency. Now regarded as a "]" low-grade product, '''"Chocolate Thai"''' lost its popularity due to being difficult to grow and as a result of the introduction of strains of cannabis with much higher levels of THC in the late nineties, such as ] and ]. Chocolate Thai is a land race Sativa from the former ]. '''Chocolate Thai''' is popular colloquial term<ref></ref> for a ] ] of the ] and ]. Chocolate Thai was popular amongst cannabis aficionados in the early nineties due to its high potency. Now regarded as a "]" low-grade product, '''"Chocolate Thai"''' lost its popularity due to being difficult to grow and as a result of the introduction of strains of cannabis with much higher levels of THC in the late nineties, such as ] and ]. Chocolate Thai is a land race Sativa from the former ].

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Chocolate Thai is popular colloquial term for a Cannabis Sativa strain of the 1960s and 1970s. Chocolate Thai was popular amongst cannabis aficionados in the early nineties due to its high potency. Now regarded as a "commercial" low-grade product, "Chocolate Thai" lost its popularity due to being difficult to grow and as a result of the introduction of strains of cannabis with much higher levels of THC in the late nineties, such as G13 and White Widow. Chocolate Thai is a land race Sativa from the former Kingdom of Siam.

Chocolate Thai is also a stage name of a jazz performer, whose album "The Real McCoy" was released in 2006.


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