CheeseWreck Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: Seedism Seeds

Potent Sativa hybrid with 9-10 week flowering time. Unique Cheese and Trainwreck flavors for long-lasting taste.

$11.05

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CheeseWreck Cannabis Seeds from Seedism Seeds

CheeseWreck Feminized Cannabis Seeds from the Seedism Seedbank in Amsterdam, with vast experience from the Cannabis College this seedbank offers some extraordinary pot varieties. Using contacts throughout the cannabis community this collective gathers some of the finest female marijuana seeds available and offers them to the growing, cannabis seeds collectors market. These female cannabis seeds are the fruits of many marijuana breeders labours, literally from around the world. Imagine the wonderful smell and taste experience of the Cheese, but then combined with the extreme potency of the Trainwreck. Trainwreck is known for its potency, the Cheese is known and loved for its smell and taste, this hybrid will give you both in one, an extremely potent strain with an intense and long lasting "cheesy" taste.

Mostly - Sativa hybrid
Low stretch
Flowering time - 9-10 weeks
High - Very potent

Strain FAQ

Which terpenes give cannabis its creamy dairy taste?

The terpene profile gives a strain its creamy dairy-like flavour. Myrcene gives earthy depth, limonene offers lemony creaminess, linalool adds florality, and alpha-bisabolol adds sweet, floral smoothness to create that creamy taste.

Are there challenges with high-THC strains?

Legal growers of high-THC strains often face challenges related to maintaining optimal environmental conditions to maximize THC content. These include managing light intensity, nutrient balance, and stress factors that can affect cannabinoid production.

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.