Confidential Cheese is a moderate yielding plant that is easy to cultivate and adapts well to a flexible environment.
Novice growers are known for choosing this rewarding plant, and its harvest guarantees a rewarding experience as it is an especially tasty and aromatic breed.
Information about Confidential Cheese marijuana strain:
Confidential Cheese is a pungent and fragrant breed that was created by mixing genetics of LA Confidential with the uber-presence of Cheese.
The lab rats at DNA Genetics are responsible for the birth of this gem, with a distinct bud that grows thickly and is covered in trichomes all over.
This slight indica-dominant hybrid is well-loved by users who seek it out for medical but also recreational reasons, as it is a soothing relaxant that is best used in the evenings.
Confidential Cheese has a strong sour yet cheesy aroma that connoisseurs should be able to distinguish instantly.
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Effects
Confidential Cheese has many pleasant effects, which is why it is widely recommended.
It is first and foremost recommended as an evening strain, and is perfect for those days when you are in need of a quick mental escape after an especially strenuous and challenging day at work.
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This strain will keep you in a happy and giggly state, and is even better enjoyed in the company of likeminded and chilled-out people.
Confidential Cheese will reel you in and have you laughing the night away, transporting you into a cerebrally relaxed mood that will last you for its entire high.
Confidential Cheese Effects
Confidential Cheese will help you fall asleep at the end of your day, as it will relax both the mind and body thoroughly.
This strain can also make you feel hungry, so be sure to keep the snacks handy, as you will need them to further complete your uplifted and invigorated high
Fragrance
Confidential Cheese is a tempting strain, even if you only get a whiff of it.
It is so fragrant that you will notice its presence rightaway, its strong cheesy smell following it around and creating a stir.
This hybrid contains a pungent and sour-sweet aroma that is also earthy and pleasant.
Flavors
Confidential Cheese has a very strong cheesy smell to it that is equally obvious in its flavors.
Its smoke tastes creamy and sweet, but its chemical and pungent flavors become quite overpowering on the exhale, leaving a definite taste on the tip of your tongue, long afterwards.
Adverse Reaction
This strain can be strong but isn’t overpowering like others, making the adverse effects quite minimal in general.
Confidential Cheese is quite likely to make your mouth feel dry and dehydrated, and your eyes feel itchy and dry, too.
Confidential Cheese Adverse Reaction
Confidential Cheese can is some rare cases make you feel slightly nervous or anxious, so if you are a bit of a novice, then it is still recommended that you take it easy on the dosage of this strain.
You may feel slightly dizzy and end up with a headache, especially if you forget to stay hydrated while smoking this hybrid.
Medical
Confidential Cheese is an ideal medicinal strain that is used by many patients to date.
It is said to be one of the best variants for patients who suffer from bouts of chronic stress, and are looking for a more natural way to curb their anxiety levels without feeling too tired as a result.
This indica hybrid can also greatly reduce chronic pain in long-suffering patients.
Confidential Cheese is especially effective in treating back pains, joint aches and muscle spasms, and can help reduce inflammations in those who suffer from arthritis and glaucoma.
Confidential Cheese Medical
Confidential Cheese can soothe a number of mood-related disorders such as depression and insomnia, allowing the patient to find a solid state of relaxation without the usual side effects.
If you suffer from nausea, this munchies-inducing strain can ease the discomfort and encourage you to regain a healthier appetite.
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Growing
Confidential Cheese is a popular strain among growers, and with good reason. It is easy to care for and doesn’t need a high dose of nutrients like other strains.
It yields moderately to well, and is happy as long as it gets a reasonable amount of sun and warmth.
Flowering Time
Indoors
This strain grown indoors can be expected to yield an average of about 18 ounces of fresh bud during harvest.
Confidential Cheese can take around 8 to 9 weeks to flower and be ready for a harvest.
Outdoors
Confidential Cheese grown outdoors can yield an average of about 16 ounces of bud per plant, and should be ready for an optimal harvest around the middle of October on average.
Origin
FAQ About Confidential Cheese Strain
What is the Confidential Cheese strain yield?
Confidential Cheese yields 18oz/ m2 indoors and 16oz/ plant outdoors.
How much THC does Confidential Cheese have?
Around 16% THC.
What are the origins of the Confidential Cheese strain?
Confidential Cheese was created from a mix between Cheese and LA Confidential.
Have you ever smoked or grown your own Confidential Cheese? Please let me know what you think about this marijuana strain in the comments below.
Robert
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