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Grilled Cheese

Grilled Cheese

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Hybrid
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THC: max. 21 %
Myrcene
low THChigh THC
Effectcreative
Flavor / SmellBlue cheese
Grilled Cheese is a fascinating cannabis strain popular with both recreational and medical users. Created from a cross between Cheese Quake and Gupta Kush, it combines the intense flavors of its parent strains with a robust growth profile. This strain is characterized by a unique combination of physical relaxation and mental stimulation, making it a versatile companion for a variety of occasions.

Effect

The effects of Grilled Cheese are remarkably balanced, offering a harmonious blend of mental uplift and physical relaxation. Shortly after consumption, the user may experience a euphoric mood boost, often accompanied by a creative boost. Over time, this uplifting feeling gradually fades into a deep, calming relaxation that doesn't lead to overwhelming fatigue. These qualities make Grilled Cheese ideal for use at any time of day.

Taste/smell

The name suggests it: Grilled Cheese boasts a rich, cheesy aroma, underscored by subtle earthy notes and a hint of freshness. When smoked or vaped, a complex flavor profile unfolds, reminiscent of savory treats, with a delicate balance of spicy and buttery notes. This makes the strain a delight for connoisseurs who value a distinctive terpene profile.

THC content

Grilled Cheese has a moderately high THC content, typically between 17% and 22%. This potency level provides a strong yet manageable experience, suitable for both experienced and casual users. Due to its higher THC content, it's advisable for those with low tolerance to approach it with caution.

Cultivation

Grilled Cheese is considered moderately demanding to grow and can be done both indoors and outdoors. The plants exhibit a vigorous bushiness during the vegetative phase with a tendency toward extensive branching, making them suitable for methods such as SOG (Sea of Green) or SCROG (Screen of Green). It prefers mild to warm climates and requires an average flowering time of about 8 to 9 weeks. Yields are considered average to above-average, although the quality of the final product can be significantly improved with careful care and attention during cultivation.
Effect
creative
energetic
lively
dizzy
dry eyes
dry mouth
Flavor / Smell
Blue cheese
Cheese
Orange
TerpeneThe most common terpene in Grilled Cheese is Myrcene, followed by Limonene, Caryophyllene.Dominant terpene
Myrcene(Herbs)
Other terpene
Limonene(Citrus)
Caryophyllene(Pepper)
Genetica
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ParentCheese Quake
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