Swiss Cheese Feminized
Feminized
5 Seeds
Nirvana™ Original
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About Swiss Cheese Feminized
Don’t be fooled by the name, because the buds that come off this plant are some of the thickest and densest around.
Now, that we got that out of the way, let’s talk about the flavor first . . . because this is some stanky good marijuana! Her classic dank aroma will make you want to have all your friend take a whiff. You’ll watch their eyes light up and you’ll feel proud that you grew one hell of a plant. After toking, you’ll get a clean cheese taste with a hint of sweetness and pepper.
Watch for the high because it can definitely overwhelm you with cerebral thoughts that can knock you back into your couch. She makes for a great debate session with another person as she provides clear thinking, makes you talkative, and with a feeling of ease, she opens you up to finding common ground.
Our tip for this strain: You probably want to avoid this one if you’re new to growing. Her smell may be hard to handle for newbies if they are trying to grow indoors. Outdoors however she works much better, especially since she is rather robust and will hold up to the weather. Though you might have to watch out for teenagers that will be drawn to the smell.
What we love about this strain: Swiss Cheese is one of those strains that you have to try at least once if you consider yourself a fan of marijuana.
Quote from a customer: “Swiss Cheese grows very fast and is very hearty along with [being] somewhat mold resistant. It normally grows to about 6 feet but had 1 stretch to about 8. Very thick strong plant, appearance and growth is 50/50 sativa indica, but high is 60/40 Indica/sativa. Has a fresh, skunky odor with fruity aftertaste. Highly Recommended” - Charles P.
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Specifications
| Genetics | Skunk#1 no.1 x Swiss Miss |
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| Plant type | Predominantly Indica |
| Sex Type | Female |
| Cultivation | Indoor as well as Outdoor |
| Average Yield | 400 - 500 g/m² in SOG |
| Flowering Period | 7 - 9 weeks |
| Grow Difficulty | Medium |
Customer experience
Effect
- Relaxed
- Talkative
- Happy
Flavor
- Pungent
- Tropical
- Skunk
Medical use
- Stress
- Depression
- Pain
Reviews of Swiss Cheese Feminized
George R.
2018-01-12 
Big fat buds, the Sweet dank smell of cheese, and one of the easiest strain that I've ever grown from Nirvana! So if you have not grown this plant yet? try it, you'll love it. hom
William B.
2017-04-01
Swiss cheese!! Hardy plant! The only issues I had was the ones I created. Blossom faster than any nirvsna strain I grew. At first I wasn't impressed with the potency till I realized I was too high too actually tell I was. Smell definitely hinted of some skunk too with a sweet undertone.
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Erin S.
2017-03-03
Overall review: Swiss Cheese has excellent yield potential, but don't buy this strain if you're looking for a high CBD strain.I'm relatively new to growing marijuana and don't have experience with a bunch of strains to compare Swiss Cheese (feminized) to; so, my review is limited to my yield and THC and CBD quantities in this strain. I have a master of science degree in agronomy and am not new to hydroponics, only to growing marijuana.Grow info: 4 Swiss Cheese plants in a Deep Water Culture system within a 26"x26"x84" grow tent (66cm x 66cm x 212cm) under a 400 watt light (MH in vegetative stage and HPS in flowering). The plants were pruned with a manifolding technique so that 3 of the plants had 4 primary colas, and one plant had 8 primary colas. Yes, the tent was packed with large colas!Flowering time: approximately 8 weeks from the first observed pistilsDry weight yield: Excellent! 8 oz. - the plant with 8 colas yielded 4 oz with slightly smaller colas than plants pruned to only 4 primary colas.After curing the buds for approximately 2 months, a flower sample was submitted to an ISO accredited laboratory. The sample was taken from one of the largest primary colas.Total THC content: 24.32% (% based upon dry weight of sample) Total CBD content: 0.05% CBN content 0.02%Although there are strains today producing flowers with greater than 30% THC, I still wouldn't consider this strain to be a medium THC producer as advertised. At 24.32%, THC content was pretty high. And it's definitely not even a low CBD producer.Overall review: I wouldn't recommend this strain to anyone seeking a high or even a low CBD strain. Some seeds from this strain may produce flowers with high quantities of CBD; however, my test results indicate that the strain produces high variability in genetics and the variety is not stable.Seeds are not cheap. I was seeking a high CBD strain to make medical products (muscle balms). Expenses on these seeds and growing them to flower were not worth the results. My next grow will be Raspberry Cough feminized, another strain advertised as high CBD, hopefully with better CBD results though.
