Cheese Auto CBD
Cheese Auto CBD
Also known as: Cheese Autoflowering CBD
Overview
Cheese Auto CBD is a feminized autoflowering hybrid cannabis strain developed by Dinafem Seeds through crossing Cheese XXL Auto with Auto CBD genetics. This CBD-dominant strain represents a medicinal version of the iconic UK Cheese, maintaining the beloved cheesy aroma and flavors while providing therapeutic benefits with minimal psychoactive effects. The strain features a unique genetic composition of 25% Indica, 25% Sativa, and 50% Ruderalis, creating a well-balanced profile suitable for medical users seeking relief without significant intoxication. Cheese Auto CBD inherits the distinctive sweet and intense flavors characteristic of the Cheese family, with prominent notes of cured cheese, fresh flowers, pine, and earthy undertones. The strain develops into sativa-leaning plants with thin leaves, long branches, and a classic pine tree structure, making it compact enough for discrete cultivation while still producing generous yields of resinous buds.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report relief from muscle aches and pains
- May help with stress and anxiety
- Often used for inflammation
- Suitable for users with no THC tolerance
- May assist with relaxation without psychoactive effects
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
Cheese Auto CBD is considered beginner-friendly and very forgiving to grow. The strain has a total lifecycle of 75 days from seed to harvest with a flowering time of approximately 7 weeks. It can be cultivated both indoors and outdoors, requiring temperatures above 10°C. Indoor yields range from 450-500g per square meter with plants reaching 75-160cm in height. Outdoor yields are 60-170g per plant with harvest possible from April to October. The strain is resistant to pests and diseases, making it ideal for novice growers. Plants develop a cone-shaped structure with thin leaves and long branches, suitable for small spaces, balconies, and discrete cultivation.