BIG BUDDHA CHEESE STRAIN
Big Buddha Cheese Strain by TENCO is now available on our online platform. Some claim that a bag of Skunk #1 seeds in the late 1980s is where Big Buddha Cheese, a renowned hybrid, first appeared. Others assert that it originated with the original UK cheese. THC levels in this traditional cultivar, which is well known for its strong cheese flavor and calming, blissful high. Range from 18 to 23 percent, regardless of her genetic makeup. Anticipate a polished, sweet, skunky finish that lingers long in the air, as well as a creamy, strong, stinky cheese flavor with earthy overtones. The effects of this 2004 Cannabis Cup winner for Best Indica begin with a mildly uplifting cerebral influence, which is followed by an exuberant, joyful, and very creative head high.
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It is a fantastic midday or evening strain with a classic, feel good vibe because it produces a calming body high that relieves physical stress without producing strong couch lock or sedation. In terms of its therapeutic benefits, Big Buddha Cheese may be excellent for anyone looking for relief from fibromyalgia, chronic pain, PTSD, stress, anxiety, and appetite loss. She is an excellent strain for novice growers because it is simple to cultivate and produces strong, sturdy, bushy plants. She will produce reasonably high yields up to 450 – 550 g/m2 inside and 450 – 550 g/plant or higher outdoors throughout her 50 – 60 day flowering period. Chunky sticky trichomes cover her stunning dark green buds with deep amber pistils.

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