Cheesus

Indica dominant Cheesus is a strain whose name has a bit of wit. It’s a cross between Big Buddha Cheese and God Bud, and obviously, its name plays on the religious connotations of its two genetic parents. And illustrious parents they both are since each has won awards in the High Times Cannabis Cup.

Cheesus weed has a pungent, skunky smell and once you light it up you’ll taste sweet spices, incense and hints of pine forest and newly turned earth. The high comes on quickly as a euphoric body stone combined with a powerful cerebral buzz. Medical practitioners recommend it for muscular pain, stress and poor appetite.

Cheesus seeds produce plants of medium height that grow to no more than 120 centimetres with broad, jungle-green leaves and tight buds with a conical shape and a covering of orange to brown hairs. The plants are robust, which they need to be to support the heavy buds. THC content ranges from 16 to 18 percent.

Cheesus weed is a vigorous indoor grower and it thrives with the SOG system whether you grow it in hydro or soil. Flowering time is in the longer end of the range, from nine to 12 weeks, and yields are around 400 to 500 grams per square metre.

Outdoors, Cheesus will do well in a warm sunny climate like that of Southern Europe and can produce a harvest of up to one kilogram per plant. Due to the longish flowering period, harvest comes in late October.

In terms of yield and potency, Cheesus lives up to the expectations created by its highly respected parents. It’s quite easy to grow, although it requires some patience because of its flowering time.

Strain Characteristics:
Indoor/Outdoors: Indoors or outdoors in a warm climate	Height: Medium
THC Level: 16 - 18%	Flowering Time: 9-12 weeks
Plant Type: Indica/Sativa (60/40)	Harvest: Late October to Early November
Genetics: Big Buddha Cheese x God Bud	Yield: 400 to 500 gm2
Grow Difficulty: Moderate - Easy