Bud Basics

Combining aromas that at one time may have seemed contrasting, for those who have experienced the full and sweet flavors of Strawberry Cheese Autoflower, it’s hard to say no. Indica-heavy, this herb can trace her heritage to the mountains of the Hindu Kush region, and is the result of breeding between Cheese and Strawberry Sativa, boasting growth traits pulled from both, but leaning particularly toward her Afghani roots.

Blending the sweet with the sour, the fruity berry notes of this weed work wonderfully to complement the light cheese scent that’s the defining factor of one parent.

This herb's thick smoke might be best enjoyed in forms other than a joint. That said, regardless of how you choose to enjoy this pot, she’ll fill your mind with a euphoric, uplifting sensation that soothes away the cares of the day and blankets the body in a deeply lethargic body-stone.

For medical tokers, Strawberry Cheese is potent as a reprieve for both mental and physical ailments. Both as a pain reliever and anti-inflammatory, this herb can help to reduce the painful symptoms from many chronic ailments of the body, as well as to lift the sorrows and low mood of those with various psychological concerns.

Known for her heavy coats of resin, Strawberry Cheese Auto is sturdier, smaller, and faster to grow that many strains, autoflowering for even the newest of growers to develop fat nugs of 21% THC volume. Robust as she may be, this plant is still a compact strain best kept indoors, where her short life cycle will be less affected by poor light levels and adverse conditions.

Flavor and Fragrance of Strawberry Cheese Autoflower

Despite being of a smaller size that her photoperiod family, Strawberry Cheese Autoflower is no less fragrant and is particularly enticing with notes of earth and sweet strawberry, gorgeously set off with a sour note that’s reminiscent of cheese. Think a lush, fruity, strawberry cheesecake and you're about there!

Once combusted, this weed’s smoke is thick and aromatic and can induce coughing if not toked carefully. For newbies, it might be best to try this strain in a water bong, or vape.

Effects

The perfect antidote to a long and exhausting day, Strawberry Cheese Auto is an ideal herb for nighttime relaxation, offering up a gentle yet euphoric cerebral sensation that soon washes away negative thoughts and emotions from the day to replace them with lighter and brighter feelings. As your mind is unburdened, you’ll find yourself becoming more receptive to music and visual stimuli, with songs seeming suddenly sweeter and colors more vivid.

A wave of calm follows this head-high, sweeping through the body to soften and make heavy each and every limb, sedating you into a couchlock that’s warm and comfortable and much like floating on a cloud.

After around half an hour of enjoying this sensation, you’ll begin to notice the extreme hunger pangs of Strawberry Cheese kicking in. The munchies are non-negotiable, and while you’re locked to the couch, you’ll want snacks at hand to prevent suffering. Satiate yourself, and within an hour or so you’ll find your body slipping into a deep and restful sleep.

Much like most marijuana strains, this stuff is likely to bring on dry eyes and mouth, though these can be resolved simply by ensuring you drink plenty of water, and use OTC eye drops if necessary. For those more sensitive to THC, or in higher doses, there may be more adverse effects, including headaches, dizziness, increased anxiety or heightened paranoia.

Medical Uses of Strawberry Cheese Autoflower

Widely used by the medicinal marijuana (MMJ) community as a painkiller, Strawberry Cheese Autoflower has both analgesic and anti-inflammatory properties that are fast-acting and effective at relieving pain and inflammation. For those suffering from conditions of a physical nature, this pot can temporarily alleviate the symptoms of headaches and migraines, joint pain and arthritis, muscle spasms, fibromyalgia, PMS and multiple sclerosis.

As for psychological concerns, this ganja’s anxiolytic qualities and cerebral effects can be used to mitigate stress and anxiety, as well as to relieve sufferers of PTSD, bipolar disorder and mood swings, and to lift the load of those with depression.

Due to the intense hunger pangs that are part and parcel of many marijuana strains, the munchies induced by Strawberry Cheese Auto can resolve lack of appetite. This is particularly desirable for those struggling with nausea and vomiting, as the herb functions as an antiemetic. She can also aid those with eating disorders, or those finding they’ve lost interest in food due to a side effect of chemotherapy.

For those subjected to insomnia, the sedating and tranquilizing effects of this pot’s high when she winds down can be utilized to great benefit to bring on a deep and restful sleep that’s restorative and heavy.

Growing Strawberry Cheese Autoflower Seeds

Strawberry Cheese auto marijuana seeds are suitable for cultivation inside, outdoors, or in a greenhouse. The plant is extremely sensitive to change, so it’s not recommended for beginner cultivators. The branches are strong and don’t need much support as they grow.

Breeders recommend giving these crops as little stress as possible, as these plants don’t have enough time to recover from growing mistakes. Be sure to grow your autoflower in the pot you plan to harvest it from.

Germinate your weed seeds indoors to keep them safe. They only need moisture, air, and heat to sprout. Fold them into a clean paper towel with fresh water. Keeping each seed about an inch apart, store them in a warm and dark spot.

After 1–5 days, there should be signs of taproots. Once they’re a quarter-inch long, place the future seedlings in pots of your choice, indoors or in a sheltered outdoor spot.

What climate do these seeds prefer?

Strawberry Cheese grows best in Mediterranean climates. It flourishes indoors and outdoors as long as the conditions are ideal. Growers recommend an environment with temperatures around 70°F and relative humidity at about 55%.

While you can cultivate Strawberry Cheese auto throughout the year, plant in April and aim to harvest in November outdoors. Avoid the cold seasons if possible. Provide 18–24 hours of light during the day for the desired results.

Indoors, you can grow this variety in a small space, such as a closet. Ensure that the area is properly ventilated and has sufficient humidity. Use high-quality grow lights (we recommend a 600-watt HPS lamp) to ensure top-quality buds.

Feeding Strawberry Cheese

As with any seeds of cannabis plants, Strawberry Cheese plants can benefit from nutrients, but they need considerably less than their photoperiod counterparts. Breeders recommend using vitamin B, along with mineral-rich soil.

Nutrients to include are calcium, magnesium, and sulfur. Add in some nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium from the vegetative stage onward. Never feed your seedlings, as plain water is enough for the first two weeks.

Flowering & yields

This strain is ready to harvest around November. Since these weed seeds are non-photoperiod, they start to flower automatically without needing to adjust the light schedule.

Strawberry Cheese auto cannabis seeds take 8–9 weeks to bloom to maturity, with a total life cycle of around ten weeks. Crops grow to an average of 2–4 feet tall. Expect a yield of 15–19 oz./m² indoors and 2–6 oz./plant outside.

The buds are small and dense, almost pebble-shaped. They’re dark green with bright orange hairs and crystal-white trichomes. The nugs sometimes resemble grapes, hinting at the Strawberry Cheese strain’s berry-like flavors.

Summary

Though the world we exist in can be a place of mental and physical trials, Strawberry Cheese Autoflower is there to step in, lift you from melancholy, fill you with warmth and happiness and take away your pain. All this in a sweet and hashy herb.

Blending the apparently contrasting but perfectly picked flavors of her parent strains, the sweet berry and sour cheese notes of this weed will work their way into your system to uplift the mind in a soaring euphoria - all while locking you to the couch in a tranquillized and sedated state of calm. Such effects can only be further beneficial for those seeking pain relief, or the alleviation of mental disquiets, and so it’s no wonder MMJ fans are in love with this pot.

For cannabis cultivators, this small but mighty plant leans on her Indica and landrace heritage to grow compact and dense, thriving indoors and with little care or energy on your part. Autoflowering, all this ganja needs to flourish is a lot of light and a little patience, as her life cycle is short and her yields copious, if only you can wait 10 weeks to enjoy her fruity nugs.