Type : Photoperiod
Sex : Feminized
Cheese
Orange
Cheese CBD has a structure very similar to the original Cheese. The plants are dense and compact, with many branches due to her Indica genes. Her Sativa side, inherited from the CBD predecessor, is evident in her thin and elongated leaves. Additionally, her more ample internodal spacing makes Cheese CBD more resistant to moisture and pests, as the extra space allows better air and light circulation, reducing the risk of fungal infections. Outdoors, Cheese CBD can grow to be a mid-sized to large plant, reaching heights of up to 2 meters.
Like the original strain, Cheese CBD is a heavy producer, yielding large, elongated, and sticky buds with a distinctive dark-green color.
Cheese CBD is a must-have for any Cheese lover. Her aroma is thick, deep, complex, and piercing, similar to the original Cheese, with hints of flowers and an unmistakable Skunk base that turns into a delicious aroma of cured cheese. She also adds a subtle citric aftertaste that beautifully complements the exceptional organoleptic qualities of Cheese.
Cheese CBD has a balanced 1:1 THC:CBD ratio, making her more moderate and well-rounded than the original strain. This doesn’t mean she lacks psychoactivity—she delivers a moderately potent and long-lasting high, accompanied by a strong sense of well-being and happiness. Thanks to her high CBD levels, she also exhibits anxiolytic and anti-inflammatory properties, among others.
Cheese CBD is easy to grow and adapts well to both indoor and outdoor environments due to her Indica-Sativa balance. Indoors, her moderate and uniform horizontal growth allows growers to make the most of available space. However, her vertical growth should not be underestimated. To manage it, we recommend bending the top of the plant with a thread and securing it to the bottom of a tent.
Consider the intense aroma of this strain carefully. If you want to avoid the entire neighborhood smelling like cured cheese, invest in effective filters. When growing outdoors, be aware that her size and aroma may attract unwanted attention. Trying to mask her scent with other aromatic plants won’t work—your garden will inevitably smell like a French cheese factory.
