V Elementum Caseus feminized seeds

The original Cheese is one of the few lineages that can be maintained as a separate branch in a collection, and Caseus is directly derived from it. Caseus by V Elementum are feminized photoperiod cannabis seeds from a cross of Original Cheese and Kush, with a THC content indicated in the range of 16 to 24%. Anyone who has the cheese lineage in their collection can add its kush derivative here.

What characterizes Caseus

• Original Cheese parent refers to the original version of the lineage, not one of its later crosses.
• Kush as the second parent adds one of the most collected groups to the pedigree.
• THC range of 16 to 24% corresponds to what V Elementum indicates for most of its offerings.
• Photoperiod seeds without autoflowering traits.
• Pack of five feminized seeds, making for one full collection item.

Who is it for

Caseus will appeal to the collector who maintains a cheese lineage and wants to have two-component crosses with Kush under it. Alongside the K8 strain from the same brand, it forms a pair that demonstrates the difference between two and three parent lineages. The flowering time is not stated in the source. Seeds are sold as a collector's item.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Caseus derived from?

Caseus by V Elementum is a cross of Original Cheese and Kush. The term Original for the first parent refers to the initial version of the cheese lineage.

How does Caseus differ from K8?

Caseus has two parents, Original Cheese and Kush, whereas K8 by V Elementum combines genetics from three lineages, including Afghani. Both strains are categorized by the brand in the same THC range of 16 to 24%.

Is this a photoperiod strain?

Yes, Caseus is classified as photoperiod. V Elementum does not offer an autoflowering version of this genetic.