Franco's Lemon Cheese Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: Green House Seeds

60% Sativa - 40% Indica. THC: 23.50%, CBD: 0.60%, CBN: 0.35%. Long-lasting stoned feeling, good for pain, appetite, and insomnia.

$13.41

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Franco's Lemon Cheese Cannabis Seeds from Green House Seeds

60% SATIVA - 40% INDICA

THC: 23,50% CBD: 0,60% CBN: 0,35%

GENETICS
Super Lemon Haze x Exodus Cheese.

EFFECTS
Very stoned and long lasting, slow creeper.
Medicinally effective in pain therapy, appetite stimulation and against insomnia.

FLOWERING INDOOR
8 weeks, with a yield up to 800 gr/m2.
Good for SCRoG.

FLOWERING OUTDOOR
FReady at the end of September (North hemisphere) with a production up to 800 gr/plant.
Branchy plant with vine-like growth, needs full support.

AWARDS
1stExpoGrow-Irún 2012,
2ndSpannabis 2013.

ABOUT
After the tragic loss of Franco Loja beginning of 2017 the world has been waiting for a strain dedicated to Franco.

The strain that would represent Franco the best could only be his very last cross of two of his favourite plants: The multiple cup winning Super Lemon Haze and the famous Exodus Cheese.

Green House Seed Co is donating profits from the sales of Franco’s Lemon Cheese to the Franco Loja fund which will help finance his children’s education.

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Strain FAQ

What benefits do early November harvest strains offer?

These strains develop robust flavors and aromas due to cool, autumn conditions and have enhanced disease resistance.

What gives Cheese strains their cheesy smell?

Its terpene profile gives the Cheese strain its distinctive smell. Myrcene, caryophyllene, and limonene create a pungent, earthy, and somewhat sweet aroma like old cheese. Terpenes are also said to help the strain calm and uplift users as well as produce the distinctive smell.

What does this strain's European make-up likely mean for it?

European culture and law have shaped strain cultivation and preservation. Swiss strict cannabis laws have influenced the development of low THC strains, while ruderalis' adaptability to thrive in harsh climates may have favoured it in Russia.

Why do Sativa-dominant strains flower slower than Indicas?

Sativa-dominant strains flower slower than their indica cousins, usually in around 60–90 days. Their sluggish pace reflects their equatorial heritage, where longer growing seasons have moulded their growth patterns.

Does cheese flavour intensity varies across strains?

Absolutely. The degree of cheese flavour and fragrance varies per strain and even plant. Cheese scent strength depends on environmental circumstances, timing, and curing.