How to grow GH Cheese
Taste
Seb's take
This Skunk-derived selection has the trophy cabinet to match the reputation, having taken top honours at the Seed Company HTCC in 2006 and Spannabis in 2013. Sweet, skunky earth fills the nose; the high offers a brief head lift before a heavy, creeping stone settles in, sleepy and hungry-making, and firmly rooted once it lands.
Where it comes from
Green House Seeds built this on a 60% indica foundation from a selected Skunk phenotype, a legendary Skunk-derived cultivar with the trophy cabinet to match the reputation. It took first place at the Seed Company HTCC in 2006, and again claimed first at Spannabis in 2013, which is a long-standing pedigree by any measure. The Skunk heritage stamps both the aroma and the heavy, creeping character, a proven line on the competitive stage as much as in the tent.
Nose & flavour
Sweet, skunky earth fills the nose, drawn straight from the selected Skunk phenotype at her root. It is not just famous for its aroma, the record notes, but the aroma is a good part of the legend, the classic Skunk pungency grounded by earth and lifted by a sweeter thread. A loud, characterful profile that does not travel discreetly, and carries the heritage plainly for anyone who knows the Skunk family.
The high
A brief head lift opens the experience before the body fully settles into a heavy, creeping stone, sleepy and hungry-making once it lands. It is slow to peak, the record has it, then firmly rooted, which explains its long-standing following. The indica side shapes that weighted, creeping character while the sativa lends the short-lived lift up front. This is the sitting-down sort, and you will not be needed elsewhere once it settles.
Growing it
A feminized line flowering in 56 to 63 days. Growth is branchy and vine-like, forming a classic pine-tree silhouette that rewards support and training, so plan to stake and tie as she stretches. The yield is the headline, 793 g/m², a genuinely heavy return. No height figure is given, so read her stature as she grows. At 24.5% THC with 0.6% CBD she is strong. A trophy-winning Skunk selection that repays a firm structure and a little patience with an outsized, resinous crop.
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Common questions about GH Cheese
How long does GH Cheese take to flower?
Around 9 weeks of flowering, by the breeder's numbers.
Is GH Cheese an autoflower or a photoperiod strain?
A feminized photoperiod strain — flowering starts when you switch the lights, so the timing is yours to control.
How strong is GH Cheese?
The breeder lists THC around 24.5%. Firmly in the strong band.
What does GH Cheese smell and taste like?
Sweetness leads on the nose, and she doesn't whisper it.