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Sour Cheese

Feminized

Sour Cheese is an indica-dominant hybrid with a sharp, cheesy aroma and a balanced, mellow high.

Why choose Sour Cheese?
  • Sharp citrus top notes with a classic cheesy finish.
  • Reliable mid-season flowering for cooler UK gardens.
  • Great resin production and manageable canopy for tents.
THC 18-22%
CBD <1%
Lineage Sour Diesel x Cheese
Genotype Indica-dominant hybrid
Difficulty Intermediate
Flowering 8-9 weeks
Height Medium, bushy
Yield Medium to high
Taste Sharp citrus-lime, Cheesy earth, Sweet petrol and herbal spice
Seed Type Feminized
Climate cool northern summers
Effects Focused cerebral lift, Mellow body relaxation, Sociable and calming
Environment Indoor and outdoor

About Sour Cheese

Sour Cheese is a pungent indica-dominant hybrid bred for tangy citrus top notes and deep, cheesy earth on the finish. It develops dense, resinous buds and offers a focused cerebral lift that evolves into a comforting body relaxation. Growers in cooler UK regions will appreciate its predictable flowering and tolerance for moderate training, though attention to humidity control is essential. The variety suits controlled indoor environments as well as sheltered outdoor sites where rain and wind can be mitigated.

Grow Difficulty:

Growing Sour Cheese in cool northern summers requires intermediate skill and close attention to humidity and airflow. Growers in Pembrokeshire should manage ventilation and humidity to prevent mould in the cooler, damper air.

Flowering Time:

Indoor flowering typically finishes in 8-9 weeks. Outdoor plants usually reach harvest in late September to early October depending on the season.

Yield:

Indoor yields are medium to high when growers use SCROG or timed feeding regimes. Outdoors the crop can be generous if plants are sheltered from persistent rain and wind.

Height:

Plants remain medium in stature with a bushy canopy and sturdy internodes. This structure supports dense buds without excessive stretching.

Environment:

Sour Cheese performs well indoors where environmental control limits mould and maximises resin production in Pembrokeshire. Outdoor cultivation in Pembrokeshire can work if plants receive good sun exposure and reliable shelter from prolonged wet spells.

Climate:

In Pembrokeshire, Sour Cheese benefits from close attention to humidity and shelter due to cool northern summers. Extra airflow and delayed outdoor planting dates help the crop finish cleanly in the region's shorter, cooler season.

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How did you handle late-season rain in Pembrokeshire?
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I put up simple polytunnels and raised beds to improve drainage and trimmed lower foliage to reduce mould risk.
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What feeding schedule worked for your Sour Cheese crop?
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I used a three-part base nutrient with PK boost in week six of flowering and cut back nitrogen from week five.
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Do you top or mainline this strain?
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I top once and then use LST; that keeps height manageable and improves bud sites without over-stressing plants.
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Any tips for smell control indoors?
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Fit a carbon filter to the exhaust and maintain negative pressure to keep odour contained in small rooms.
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How long did you cure your buds?
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I cured jars for at least four weeks with daily burps for the first ten days to stabilise moisture and improve flavour.

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