Sweet Cheese - F1 Fast Version (Sweet Seeds) feminized
If “speed” and “cheese” are two popular terms in your vocabulary, you’re bound to fall for Sweet Cheese F1. Sweet Seeds took their elite clone of Sweet Cheese and crossed it with a 3rd generation Sweet Cheese Auto to make for a uniquely speedy specimen. This ultra-fast, but non-autoflowering, strain is the busy cultivator’s blessing!
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Sweet Seeds - Sweet Cheese F1: The Fastest Cheese Around!
Cross Cheese with Cheese and what do you get? A Cheese of certain distinction, of course! That’s just what the shrewd breeders at Sweet Seeds did to create Sweet Cheese F1, the fast-flowering version. This sativa-dominant strain capitalises on all the crucial traits of their elite Sweet Cheese clone, while reducing the flowering time significantly. Despite being infused with Sweet Cheese Auto genetics, this strain is a photoperiod variety, and therefore must experience a reduction in light hours to initiate bloom.
In addition to endowing this strain with a serious need for speed, these F1 genetics make for a hardier and more homogeneous hybrid than the original. Growers will be pleased to see the vigour with which Sweet Cheese F1 develops, as she matures her long-running and trichome-laden colas on whatever space is available. Once flowering begins, the spicy cheese fragrance will begin to mount, eventually taking over the entire grow-op. This is a signal to stealthy indoor growers that adequate odour-neutralisation measures must be put in place to ensure secrecy.
As she canters to the harvest finish line after 8 weeks of bloom, she’ll be absolutely brimming with buds. Indoors, she yields around 400–600g/m², depending on environmental conditions and any training methods used. Outdoors, dedicated growers will be able to coax out up to 800g/plant when harvest arrives in September.
When growing a strain named after a delicacy, it’s clear that flavour plays a large role in its reputation. Nowhere is this more true than with Sweet Cheese F1, which delivers on its characteristic musk and spice aroma. Earthy, sweet, and peppery notes balance out an otherwise savoury profile, making for an invigorating and seductive smoke. And things just get better from here; containing around 18–20% THC, Sweet Cheese F1 induces the best kind of stone—one that is both uplifting and relaxing. Given its 60% sativa dominance and peppery flavour profile, this is not couch-lock weed. Instead, she treats you to a high that allows you to remain alert and elevated with each toke.
Brand | Sweet Seeds |
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Parents | Sweet Cheese |
Genetics | 40% Indica / 60% Sativa |
Flowering Type | Photoperiod |
Flowering Time | 7-8 weeks |
THC | 20% |
CBD | 0-1% |
Yield (Indoor) | Up to 600 gr/m² |
Yield (Outdoor) | Up to 800 gr/plant |
Sex | Feminized |
Available as | Feminized seeds |
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Hi,
die Keimung der Sorte verlief reibungslos und auch sonst wachsen alle stabil und gesund.
In wie weit man hier einen Microgrow machen muss um die 8 Wochen (Aussaat bis Ernte) zu schaffen... halte ich für schwer erreichbar aber ich lasse mich mal überraschen. Nach vier Wochen wirken Sie für mich noch nicht reif für die Blüte.
Anfällig Für Schimmel und längere Blütezeit
Sehr kräftig wachsende Sorte die schnell eine Höhe von 2 Metern erreicht. Begann bei mir mit der Blüte allerdings 2 Wochen später als andere Sorten und war erst Mitte Oktober bereit zur Ernte, also deutlich später als vom Züchter angegeben. Die Sorte braucht wirklich viel Sonne und ist anfällig für Schimmel, weshalb ich sie für kühle/regnerische Regionen nicht bevorzugen würde. Ertrag ist gut, Geschmack ist etwas gewöhnungsbedürftig und die Wirkung Sativa typisch
Perfect voor Belgisch klimaat
Een perfecte strain voor Belgische buiten kwekers. Groeit super!
Nicht schlecht
2 Stück Mitte September reif. 350 und 450 g trocken. Sativalastiger turn. Nichts für Couchpotatoes
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