Cheese
Named for its sharply sour scent, Cheese is a predominantly indica hybrid from the U.K. That has achieved widespread popularity for its unique taste profile and consistent power. With origins that stretch back to the late 1980s, Cheese is mentioned to descend from a Skunk #1 phenotype whose pungent odor made it be noticeable. Breeders like Big Buddha Seeds later introduced Afghani indica dna to increase Cheese's trichome production and harvests. The resulting hybrid is currently well-known for its relaxed, happy effects that gently ease you into a blissful state of mind.

When to Harvest Cheese ‐ Flowering Time

Cheese can flower in as little as 6 weeks, much faster than many other marijuana strains. The Cheese strain is a larger plant and will typically grow over 78 inches tall! The Cheese strain offers an typical yield between 1 and 3 oz per square foot, on average.


Strain Flavor

When smoked or converted into an edible form, the flavor of the Cheese strain is best described as Cheese, Skunk, and Pungent.


Cheese Strain Medicinal Benefits and Side Effects

Relaxed 99.6% of users reported feeling relaxed.
Happiness 77.57% of users reported feeling happier.
Uplifted 68.72% of users reported feeling uplifted.
Giggly 46.19% of users reported feeling giggly.
Euphoria 47.99% of users reported feelings of happiness.
Anti-Depressant 68.12% of users felt uplifted after consumption.
Pain Reduction 99.43% of users noticed a reduction in pain.
Stressed 70.03% of users reported reduced stress.
Dry Mouth 99.71% of users reported a dry mouth.
Dry Eyes 65.21% of users reported dry eyes.
Insomnia 44.22% of users reported trouble sleeping.
Inflammation 42.12% of users reported reduced inflammation.
Dizziness 33.88% of users reported feeling dizziness.
Headaches 5.42% of users reported headaches.

Buying Cheese Seeds - Which Breeder to Choose

Not all Cheese Seeds are made equal, and the genetics can depend heavily on the breeder. Below you can find a list of available breeders of Cheese seeds to help identify which is the best for you.


Ancestry and DNA - Children of the Cheese Strain

Below you can find a list of strains which were bred from Cheese in an attempt to leverge it's medicinal properties and growing attributes.



NY Cheese Strain Information
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Black Cheese Strain Information