Blue Cheese

Description

The Blue Cheese name has more to do with its lineage than taste.  Blue Cheese is an Indica dominants hybrid created by crossing a Blueberry male with an original U.K. Cheese (a Skunk #1 phenotype) female. The sweet and savory smells of berry and blue cheese combine to create a creamy, unique flavor reminiscent of the original Cheese. The heavy effects will help you feel relaxed at the end of the day and can provide relief for muscle spasms, pain, and stress. Cured buds of Blue Cheese are large and have a very dense bud structure. The tightly-packed leaves are light to medium green and are threaded through with copper-colored hairs (which are actually pollen-collecting pistils). This is a very resinous strain, and flowers are correspondingly covered in sticky white trichomes. When fresh, Blue Cheese buds are difficult to break up by hand and typically require use of a grinder. This strain has “bag appeal” in the form of its pungent aroma, flowers primarily have a fruity, berry smell, inherited from parent strain Blueberry. Rounding out this sweetness is a tangy hint of cheese, which some have compared to musk or even rotten vegetables.

The high from this strain can creep up slowly.  Without the initial headrush that’s associated with many cerebral sativa strains, this Indica will gradually bring on a sense of physical relaxation and an altered way of thinking that may catch smokers by surprise. This mellow Indica vibe is excellent for restfulness and de-stressing, but it won’t necessarily lead to incapacitating couchlock. Although couchlock is a possibility with larger and larger doses. Blue Cheese’s physical effects make it a good means of relief from minor aches and pains, as well as an aid to counteract insomnia.