Chocolate Orange?

[GreedyFly]

A newbie doing his first grow has a question about seeds I came across. It was from a medical 8th of a strain labelled as chocolate orange. Is this a real strain, I can't seem to find it anywhere. Wondering what type of plant characteristics this would have. Not sure if dispensary gives product their own names.

Thanks
Greedy

 

[Dwight Monk]

Web search had a few hits on Chocolate Orange or Chocolate Oranges. Thing is you don't know what pollinated it, as it could have Hermied and pollinated itself (so might have those characteristics but susceptible to turning Hermie) or some stray pollen from a "who knows" male or another Strain that Hermied (which it could take on a dice roll of genetic possibilities).

 

[Bilbobudkin420]

What Dwight said

 

[GreedyFly]

Thanks, if i feel daring I'll try planting them (6 seeds) although only have room for 2 plants at a time.

 

[Bilbobudkin420]

Thanks, if i feel daring I'll try planting them (6 seeds) although only have room for 2 plants at a time.

As its bag seed that could be a good thing. Drop all 6 in little pots to begin with then just keep the 2 strongest when you put em in big pots.

 

[Jackalope]

Some of the greatest strains out there are from bag seed. That is not going to be the case most of the time though. Some of those even show hermie traits. Something to be said for weed being so damn strong people don't care about the occasional hermie. I never throw bag seed away.

 

[GreedyFly]

Thanks, Lots of knowledge to be gained for a noob. Does a hermie produce anything that can be used?

 

[Jackalope]

Mostly no. If you let them go tell they finish they will pollinate and seed the whole crop. Even if they are all you are growing the time lost finishing those plants adds to the time you are not starting something else.

 

[GreedyFly]

Another valuable nugget, thanks.

 

[Jackalope]

When you don't have vast knowledge just give snip-its. You look smarter LMAO.