Green Cheese Strain
Features a heady impact. THC ranges from 13-15%. Known for various medical benefits and a balanced, lasting high.
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Growing Info
How to Grow the Green Cheese Strain
Green Cheese is an evenly balanced hybrid (50% indica/50% sativa) strain created through crossing a phenotype of the infamous Cheese strain with the potent Green Crack strain. This strain grows with small piecey forest green nugs with sparse amber hairs and a coating of tiny sandy amber crystal trichomes.
The History and Genetics of Green Cheese Strain
Green Cheese has a fascinating lineage, being a cross between a Cheese phenotype and Green Crack. Despite its balanced nature, the effects tend to lean sativa-heavy, delivering a heady impact that lasts for hours. Its moderate 13-15% average THC level adds to its popularity.
Green Cheese Strain: Aroma, Flavor & Appearance
Green Cheese presents a rich palette of flavors, combining sweet, creamy cheese with citrus and herbal notes. The aroma is earthy and sour, accented by pungent cheese. Visually, the buds are small and forest green with amber hues.
Medical Benefits of Green Cheese Strain
Green Cheese is often used to treat mood swings, chronic stress, depression, chronic pain, and insomnia. It elevates mood but can also make you feel sleepy and relaxed. However, individuals with paranoia or anxiety may want to avoid it.
Main Effects of Green Cheese Strain
Users report that Green Cheese makes you feel sleepy (41%), focused (33%), and energetic (25%). It’s a go-to for relieving stress, depression, and pain, but it can also cause dizziness, headaches, and a sense of paranoia.
Potential Side Effects of Green Cheese Strain
Based on user reviews, potential negative effects include dizziness (16%), headaches (8%), and feelings of paranoia (8%). As always, moderation can help manage these effects.
