Exodus Valley Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: True Canna Genetics

Cheese and Cookies classic flavours combine to bring you massive yields of skunky, musky cheese and erathy cookie dough with hints of aniseed. A very aggressive

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Exodus Valley Cannabis Seeds from True Canna Genetics

Cheese and Cookies classic flavours combine to bring you massive yields of skunky, musky cheese and earthy cookie dough with hints of aniseed. A very aggressive smelling strain with buds that are not only very big and fragrant but thanks to the ChemValley Cooks father used are extremely dense and coated in resin. Plants grow very strong with great side branching and close internode spacing inherited from both parents. To increase yields top plants.

Genetics: Cheese x Chem Valley Cooks
Sex: Regular
Seeds: 15
Flowering Times: 8-10 Weeks
Height: Medium

Strain FAQ

How does genetic variation affect anise-flavored strains?

Deliberate breeding gives some cannabis strains their anise fragrance and taste. Breeders can make anise-flavored offspring by selecting parent strains for their terpene profiles, demonstrating the importance of genetics in flavour creation.

How have strains from various places optimised THC and CBD?

With a progressive approach to cannabis legalisation and research, North America and Canada have developed recreational strains with high THC and medical strains with high CBD. The legal diversity in these regions has spurred substantial breeding programmes to optimise cannabinoid content for varied uses.

Why are normal strength strains with 10%–19% THC commonly recommended for legal medical use?

For their balance, legal medical cannabis patients reportedly choose strains in this THC range. They are said to help relieve pain, anxiety, and insomnia without the psychoactivity of higher THC levels. This is said to make them a good choice for people seeking mild relief.

How do regular cannabis seeds handle pests and diseases?

Some regular strains have a built-in pest and disease defence from generations of adaptation to their particular habitats. This innate resilience may mean less chemicals can be used and makes organic farming more practical.

What makes average yielding strains' terpene profiles unique?

There is nothing particular that binds their terpene profiles together as their genetics are very varied and all cannabis plants have many terpenes. It is the combination of these terpenes which gives cannabis its smell and taste. The combination can result in a range from earthy and piney to fruity and sweet.