Blue Cheese

Blue Cheese Feminized Growing Information

Blue Cheese is a popular and highly regarded cannabis strain in the cannabis community. This indica-dominant hybrid features a unique and pungent aroma that blends the fruity sweetness of Blueberry with the savory notes of UK Cheese. It’s a common favorite on Amsterdam’s coffeeshop menus.

Beloved for its distinct aroma, flavor, and soothing effects, Blue Cheese is a low-maintenance plant that offers high yields, making it a great choice for growers of all skill levels. Its relaxing properties and unique taste have made it a standout strain.

THC Content: 15 -20%

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Growing Information:

Ease of Growth Blue Cheese is a straightforward strain to cultivate, suitable for both novice and experienced growers. It has a short flowering time of 7-8 weeks, making it ideal for those eager to harvest quickly. Outdoor growers should aim to harvest in September. Indoor growers can expect yields of around 450-500g/m², while outdoor growers can yield approximately 500-550g per plant.

Appearance and Characteristics Blue Cheese buds are dense and round, resembling popcorn with a tapered shape. They feature bright green leaves adorned with orange and brown pistils, covered in frosty white trichomes that give them a sticky, shiny appearance.

Indoor Growing Tips

• Provide a well-ventilated space with good air circulation.
• Maintain a warm, dry climate with slightly cooler night temperatures.
• Ensure consistent temperature and humidity levels for healthy growth and high yields.
• Use nutrient-rich soil or hydroponics with proper pH control.
• Employ training techniques like topping and pruning to enhance yields.
• Provide 600-1000 watts per square meter of lighting.
• During flowering, ensure 12 hours of uninterrupted darkness daily.

Outdoor Growing Tips

• Choose a sunny, well-drained location with nutrient-rich soil.
• Maintain a warm, dry environment (21-27°C or 70-80°F).
• Use organic fertilizers to improve soil quality and promote healthy growth.
• Monitor and control pests and diseases, despite Blue Cheese’s natural resistance.
• Use organic pesticides and fungicides for preventive care.
• Keep the growing environment clean and well-ventilated to prevent issues.

Growing Blue Cheese requires attention to detail and proper care, but it rewards growers with high-quality buds and a straightforward cultivation experience.

Feeding

• All Cannabis strains, require a full spectrum nutrient complete with the macro nutrients such as Nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium and the secondary nutrients and micronutrients like, calcium, sulphur, hydrogen, magnesium, manganese, carbon, iron, zinc etc.
• For coco/perlite grows, we recommend Nutrifield Coco A&B for use throughout the entire grow, with Nutrifield Organic BUD BURST at the beginning of the flowering phase right through to harvest.  As bud burst is organic, this ensures a nice smooth, super clean tasting smoke that you will love!
• For soil based growing (not recommended), just make sure you use a high quality soil rich in organic matter such as compost and manure.   Note that manure if high in nitrogen which you’ll want to reduce during the flowering stage. 
• During the flowering stage, change the ratio so you are using up to three times more phosphorus than nitrogen and potassium. Also continue to add in secondary nutrients such as iron, copper, and manganese.  The best way to do this is simply to use orgnanic Bud Burst during flowering all the way as this will ensure a smooth finish with no chemical taste.   Amazing stuff!
• For organic grows, we recommend Aptus Baseboost organic nutrient   with coco/perlite 70/30 ratio.   This stuff is highly concentrated so a little goes a long way making it great value.     Simply add the pellets to the coco as per the instructions and it will completely transform any inert growing medium into a powerful full spectrum grow media.. 

Growing Tips

• Your plants will need consistent air flow and good ventilation, whether you are choosing the perfect spot for an outdoor grow, or are growing in an indoor grow room. They need air that is rich in oxygen, to help prevent respiration, deter any pests, and allow your plant to grow healthy and strong. Use fans to help circulate air, or if you can afford it, exhaust systems are an excellent choice.