How to grow Supercheese
THC 0.3% 
Flowering 10 weeks 
Yield 350-400 g/m² Taste
Seb's take
Two Cheese clones of different lineage bred together for vigour and stability, in a wide, fast-growing plant shaped like a Christmas tree. Sweet, relaxing character on the nose and in effect — not the easiest strain to grow, by the breeder's own admission, but easy enough to enjoy once she is.
Where it comes from
Positronics bred Supercheese from two Cheese clones of diverse heritage, crossing them to bring vigour and stability to an already famous strain. The aim was rejuvenation: taking the well-loved Cheese and giving it super-improved traits by pairing two lines of different origin, so the offspring carries the family's celebrated aroma on a sturdier, more uniform frame. A refreshed take on a classic, then, rather than a wholesale reinvention of it.
Nose & flavour
The famous Cheese aroma is the whole point of the exercise, so expect the pungent, tangy funk the name promises, rounded with a sweetness the record notes plainly. It is a loud, characterful scent that does not travel discreetly, the sort that recommends a carbon filter and rewards it. A recognisable, satisfying nose that carries its heritage on the front, sweet and sharp at once.
The high
The record describes a sweet, relaxing character, and that is the honest measure of the effect: a settled, gentle ease rather than a racing lift. It is companionable, unhurried company, the kind of high that quietens the day without demanding anything of you in return. Take it as a calm, agreeable settle in keeping with the strain's laid-back description, easy to enjoy once the plant is grown.
Growing it
Not the easiest strain to grow, by the breeder's own candid admission, but easy enough to enjoy once she is. The plants grow wide, quite fast, and stretch only a little during flowering, so height stays manageable and not too tall, which suits a stealthy operation. They grow with a Christmas-tree structure, forming very large buds, and finish in 10 weeks. The yield is a solid 350 to 400 g/m², with a single outdoor plant giving up to 500g. A refreshed Cheese that asks a little care and returns real character.
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Common questions about Supercheese
How long does Supercheese take to flower?
Around 10 weeks of flowering, by the breeder's numbers.
Is Supercheese 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 Supercheese?
The breeder lists THC around 0.3%. The gentler end of the scale.
