Cheese XXL Autoflowering

Description de Dinafem

Morphology

Cheese XXL Autoflowering cannabis seeds develop into large plants that can reach up to 1.60 meters in height. These vigorous hybrids grow extremely fast and produce numerous branches, similar to their feminized counterpart, Cheese. This premium autoflowering strain yields a large central cola and many secondary buds, all densely packed and compact.

Yield

Due to its impressive yield, this pungent strain may require the use of stakes towards the end of the flowering stage to support its branches filled with heavy, resinous buds. Best results are achieved by adding 30% coco coir to the substrate and watering frequently but sparingly.

Aromas and Flavors

The aroma of this strain is reminiscent of UK Cheese, a scent inherited from the Exodus Cheese elite clone. It exhibits intense and unique aromas and flavors, with notes of fresh flowers, skunk, and spicy spices.

Effects

Cheese XXL Autoflowering is renowned for its balanced effects, beginning with an invigorating sensation that gradually transitions into a long-lasting feeling of relaxation. It's an excellent choice for engaging in interesting conversations with friends.

Cultivation

This strain has proven to be highly beneficial for amateur growers worldwide. Why? Because of its short life cycle and ease of cultivation, it's the perfect option for beginners aiming to fill their pantries with top-quality products.

From this stable strain, only uniform plants emerge—plants that are not particularly resistant to fungi and should not be overfed. Therefore, it's best to follow the manufacturer's recommendations when using fertilizers.

Like all Cheese genetics, this hybrid emits a strong, pungent cheesy aroma that requires monitoring. Setting up anti-odour systems is always a wise decision when growing indoors. If cultivating outdoors, remember that she is not particularly discreet, making balconies or gardens less suitable. Her size and strong aroma may raise suspicion among neighbors. She is ideal for guerilla growing and cultivating in remote areas.