Sweet Cheese (Sweet Seeds) feminized is a sativa strain from our feminized seeds range testing at 20% THC. Commonly reported effects: relaxing and psychedelic. Flavour notes: spicy and cheese.
About this format
Cannabis seeds are sold as collectable souvenirs and for the preservation of genetics. Feminized seeds grow into female plants, autoflowers switch to bloom on their own regardless of light schedule, and regular seeds produce both sexes for breeding. Germination is illegal in many countries — know your local law before you buy.
From the supplier
Sweet Seeds - Sweet Cheese: An enjoyable, spicy companion for a great get together
With an aroma reminiscent of its Black Jack heritage, Sweet Seeds feminized Sweet Cheese is a stable, strong weed that is appreciated by growers around the world. With a 70% Sativa and 30% Indica genetics, it offers just the right mix of head high and body stone, leaving you both trippy and relaxed. When candy beats cheese, Cream Caramel covers the sweet end of the same photoperiod range.
Sweet Cheese feminized from Sweet Seeds needs approximately 9 weeks to blossom, perfect for indoor cultivation, where it yields up to 600 g per square meter. Though it provides a decent harvest, the plants themselves don't grow too high, staying at 80 to 110 cm on average.
Want it hands-off? Sweet Seeds runs it as Sweet Seeds Sweet Cheese Auto, and Royal Queen Royal Cheese Fast finishes fast too.
Store seeds cool, dark and dry until you are somewhere germination is legal. Check the data sheet for flowering time, height and yield before choosing a pack size.
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How to use
Store seeds cool, dark and dry until you are somewhere germination is legal. Check the data sheet for flowering time, height and yield before choosing a pack size.
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Storage
Seeds keep for years in the sealed original pack at 5–8 °C in the dark; a fridge door is ideal. Avoid humidity and temperature swings.
Important information
Keep out of reach of children and animals. Do not drive or operate machinery after use. Not for use if pregnant or breastfeeding. Consult a physician if you take prescription medication.
