GH Cheese (GHS)
GH Cheese Strain Characteristics
| Strain brand | Green House Seeds |
| Strain Gender | Feminized |
| Strain light cycle | Photoperiod |
| Suitable for growing | Outdoor, Indoor |
GH Cheese feminized cannabis seeds develop into a beautiful two-time award-winning plant. This cup winner shines with her many narcotic properties and the amount of resin covering most of the plant. You won’t believe the aromatic profile of this cheesy strain until you grow her yourself!
Description
GH Cheese Strain Info
This Skunk variety boasts a cheese-like aromatic profile. The effect is an extreme body high that grows more and more intense over time. The branchy plants from this strain are very resinous, with a high leaf to calyx ratio.
Genetics
Originally, GH Cheese emerged as a clone-only phenotype of Skunk which, in turn, is a true-breeding three-way cross of Colombian, Mexican, and Afghani genetics.
Flowering Time
GH Cheese’s flowering time is around 2 months, but outdoor environments might push this a week longer, with flowers being ready for harvest by the end of September in the Northern hemisphere.
Yields
Under ideal conditions and provided the plant gets enough food, you should harvest up to 800g (1.75lb) per plant outdoors, and around 800g/m2 (2.5oz/ft²) if growing indoors.
Effects
It’s best to use GH Cheese as your nighttime smoke, as it produces narcotic effects that last for a while, gradually increasing in intensity, and might ultimately send you to bed.
Medical Properties
Although famous among recreational smokers, Cheese has also acquired an excellent reputation among medical patients, as it’s great for managing insomnia, pain, and stress.
THC and CBD Levels
For a classic variety, GH Cheese is amazingly potent. Its THC content was lab-tested at 18.5%, with a CBD level of 0.6% and a CBN level of 0.35%.
Smell and Taste
GH Cheese is a very pungent Skunk that needs a carbon filter when in flower and produces a smoke with a strong and persistent taste. Its terpene profile exudes creamy, milky flavors that bring blue cured cheese to mind.
Grow Tips
As a classic variety that was stabilized over many generations, GH Cheese grows uniform and strong, meaning you can use these seeds for your own breeding projects or cloning.
- This strain is a bushy variety with a tendency to form many side branches
- Its heavy colas need support while the plant is in late flower
- It’s a perfect variety for ScrOG
GH Cheese Seeds
Formerly only available as clones that were shared among friends, you can now buy GH Cheese online as feminized seeds. Rest assured that they all will grow into female plants, and that each will bring you a generous harvest of buds.
Shipping to Canada
How long does it usually take for an order to be delivered to Canada?
Delivery usually takes 9 to 12 days after payment is verified and the order is shipped.
Which carrier is used to ship seeds to Canada?
Herbies ships your order via tracked delivery services to any territory or province in Canada.
Is there any way to check the status of my order after it has been shipped?
You can check the status of your order on the Tracking page.
Do you offer stealth shipping?
Yes, we ship seeds via stealth shipping. We package them as a discreet item so that outsiders or customs officials won’t detect them.
See more information on our delivery terms on the Shipping page.
Payment in Canada
What payment methods are available in Canada?
You can pay for your order using a debit or credit card, cryptocurrency, Interac, or by bank transfer.
Are there any restrictions on cards and bank accounts?
Herbies accepts Visa and MasterCard with 3D Secure enabled. You cannot pay with prepaid cards, gift cards, Capital One, or Cash App cards.
What currency is the payment processed in?
All card payments are processed in euros. If your card is in Canadian dollars, the amount will be automatically converted, and you’ll see the amount in your currency on your statement.
See extra information on the Payments page.
Will there be any additional fees when paying?
Herbies does not charge any additional fees, but you may incur a currency conversion fee from your financial institution or payment service provider. If you’re sending cryptocurrency, there may be network fees.
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