Cheeseberry Haze
Cheeseberry Haze
Also known as: Cheese Berry Haze, CBH
Overview
Cheeseberry Haze is a sophisticated hybrid strain developed by Eskobar Seeds through a complex breeding program that sought to combine the best characteristics of Haze genetics with the distinctive aromatic profile of cheese and berries. The strain is the result of crossing Cheeseberry (UK Cheese x Blueberry) with Lady Cane (Super Silver Haze x G13/Haze), creating a 50% sativa and 50% indica hybrid that maintains the energetic sativa characteristics while incorporating indica stability. Documented over several years of development, the strain underwent more than 15 rounds of selective breeding to achieve its current form, with success rates and yield improvements documented at nearly 85% in different phenotype expressions. The plants exhibit very sativa-like appearance but maintain a moderate size with excellent plant body structure, often displaying blue, purple, and pink colors that are characteristic of this cross. Buds grow in a Christmas tree-like structure and are dense, compact, and heavily coated with trichomes, appearing as if they were rolled in sugar.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report relief from chronic pain
- May help with mood elevation
- Often used for appetite stimulation
- Reported to reduce anxiety in social settings
- May assist with stress management
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
Cheeseberry Haze requires a nuanced cultivation approach given its intricate genetic characteristics. The strain responds well to both indoor and outdoor environments, with indoor growers appreciating the controlled conditions for temperature, humidity, and light management. Plants can stretch significantly (up to 3x their vegetative size) during flowering, requiring adequate vertical space and support structures. Flowering time ranges from 9-10 weeks for most phenotypes, though some may require up to 12-13 weeks. Indoor yields can reach up to 500 grams per square meter. Plants prefer cooler temperatures and benefit from topping at least once or twice to manage height. The strain is suitable for various cultivation methods and shows good resistance to common issues when proper pest management is employed.