InHouse Cheese
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Cheese (Indica)

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Available now at Green Goods - Baltimore (Hampden) in Baltimore, MD. Indica-dominant flower.

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About this strain

Cheese — indica

Cheese is a Skunk expression from the early 90s that rocked the fancies of the United Kingdom and Europe for decades and continues to swoon cannabis lovers from all over the world. The intriguing aromas of spicy meats and funky cheddar cheese make the nose and mouth sweat, provoking primal demands for more. The flavor profile is rich in umami with pleasant, savory deliciousness upon each exhale. The rare, pheromone-like attraction that comes from Cheese is one of a kind – a true unicorn in the cannabis archives – hence its dominance in the cultivar hall of fame.

Store lists as
Indica
Strain reference
Hybrid
Grown by
InHouse
What to expect

Effects, flavor & terpenes

Reported effects
Hungry100%
Sleepy43%
Giggly26%
Dominant terpenes
Myrcene
Earthy, musky — relaxing
Pinene
Pine — alertness
Caryophyllene
Spicy, peppery — calming
Limonene
Citrus — uplifting
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Where to buy Cheese near Baltimore

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1Green Goods - Baltimore (Hampden)0.0 mi · BaltimoreIn stockBest price$19.92
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Frequently asked

Is Cheese an indica or sativa?

Cheese is a hybrid. The strain profile is the same wherever you buy it — only the price and which shelves stock it change from store to store.

What does Cheese taste like?

Its aroma and flavor are shaped by its Myrcene, Pinene and Caryophyllene terpenes. Terpene data exists for only a small share of products, so where it's available — as it is here — it's worth weighing.