Chellofornia
Chellofornia
Overview
Chellofornia is a hybrid cannabis strain created by Envy Genetics through crossing Lemonchello #28 (a phenotype of Limoncello) with Cali Sunset. This strain represents a fusion of citrus-forward genetics from the Limoncello lineage with the indica-leaning characteristics of Cali Sunset. The strain emerges from a rich breeding heritage, with Lemonchello #28 bringing genetics from The Original Lemonade and Cherry Pie, while Cali Sunset contributes its Sunset Sherbet x Blow Pops lineage. The name appears to be a portmanteau combining 'Chello' from its Lemonchello parent and 'fornia' representing California's cannabis culture.
As a relatively newer strain from Envy Genetics, Chellofornia was developed to combine the bright, citrusy characteristics of Limoncello with the relaxing, indica-dominant effects of Cali Sunset. The strain is designed to offer a balanced hybrid experience that captures both the energetic, mood-enhancing qualities of sativa genetics and the calming, body-focused effects of indica lineage. The breeding reflects modern California cannabis culture's emphasis on complex flavor profiles and balanced effects suitable for various consumption occasions.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report relief from stress
- May help with mood enhancement
- Often used for anxiety management
- May assist with mild pain relief
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
Chellofornia can be cultivated both indoors and outdoors with a flowering time of approximately 65+ days (9-10 weeks). The strain is classified as an indica/sativa hybrid that requires standard cannabis growing conditions. Indoor cultivation is suitable for this strain, and it inherits growing characteristics from both parent strains. Growers should expect moderate difficulty level due to the hybrid nature requiring attention to both sativa and indica growing needs. The plant structure and yield information are not extensively documented, but based on its parentage, it likely produces medium yields with proper cultivation techniques.