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Cheese Kush is a feminised cross that pairs the UK Cheese line with OG Kush, producing a plant that leans towards indica in its make-up. Growers can expect a flowering period of around eight weeks, with plants generally staying within a compact range of roughly 100 to 150 centimetres. The genetics bring together a British favourite and an American classic, a combination the breeder presents as both high in quality and generous in output. The effect is described as weighty, which places it firmly among heavier-hitting varieties. A yield figure of 450 grams per square metre is quoted, offering a productive option for those planning a dedicated grow. Expect a very strong aroma as flowers develop, so plan for odour control before the plants reach full bloom. Whether you are a seasoned grower or exploring new feminised genetics, this strain offers a bold, full-bodied profile with a clear sense of heritage on both sides of the Atlantic.