Triple Cheese - feminized seeds 3 pcs Barney's Farm

Triple Cheese feminized marijuana seeds from Barney's Farm

This feminized strain is a cross between Blue Cheese and Original Cheese. Triple Cheese is a unique strain that has been carefully bred by Barney's Farm's program.

Triple Cheese has a strong terpene profile. It is very easy to grow and results in uniquely dense sticks.

Triple Cheese genotype

The genotype of these cannabis seeds is indica dominant with 20% sativa. Flowering time is about 50-55 days and is very easy to grow. Triple Cheese cannabis seeds can grow up to 100 cm tall and is suitable for indoor and outdoor cultivation. Outdoors, harvest is expected in mid-September. In the greenhouse, the grower must be careful as its dense buds can become infected with fungus if the humidity is too high and there is insufficient air circulation.

Genetics of Triple Cheese feminized cannabis seeds

Cheese - is most often sought after by users for its calming effects (depending on the ratio of sativa/indica components, however).

Cheese is good for stress and tension relief, it also has a positive effect in the treatment of depression. Cheese is suitable, for example, for problems with variouspains or insomnia. It causes feelings of happiness and euphoria and is ideal for evening use for good relaxation and unwinding. For some users, Cheese can help with headache problems or eating difficulties.

Triple Cheese variety details

Genotype: 80% indica, 20% sativa

Genetics: Original Cheese X Blue Cheese

Yield: indoor 600gr/m2

Height: 100 cm

Flowering time: 50-55 days

THC: 16%

CBD: 1.3%

Terpenes contained in Triple Cheese

Myrcene - The aroma of myrcene is very strong and herbal with hints of spice. It is one of the most common terpenes and its aroma could be described as earthy with hints of musk and clove. It is found, for example, in herbs and hop sticks. In cannabis, myrcene is mainly found in the flowers of the plant. It is a very powerful antioxidant and contributes to the treatment of stroke, osteoarthritis, rheumatism and inflammatory diseases.

Caryophyllene - Caryophyllene is present mainly in spices, herbs and vegetables, mainly in cloves, cinnamon, Thai basil and black pepper. It helps to treat respiratory inflammation and pain. Its aroma is very fresh with woody notes. It has anti-inflammatory effects and can directly affect the endocannabinoid system and interact with its receptors.

Humulene - Humulene has a characteristic distinctly spicy and earthy aroma. It is found primarily in hops, but also in ginger, cloves and coriander. It has antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties and thus contributes to the treatment of allergies, asthma, sinusitis, nasopharyngitis, bronchitis and tracheitis.

Linalool - Linalool is the main terpene in the popular lavender. It is also found to a lesser extent in cinnamon, laurel, citrus and some mushrooms. It is the most important and common element used in essential oils in aromatherapy. It has a very calming effect and can relieve muscle tension, relieve stress and help to calm the nervous system.