Swiss Cheese
Swiss Cheese is a sativa dominant hybrid with Swiss Miss × Cheese genetics. Its flavor notes include sweet, herbal and creamy.
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Strain at a glance
- Reported type
- Sativa dominant hybrid
- Reported THC
- 15%–19%
- Reported CBD
- 1%
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Classification is conventional. Cannabinoid measurements vary by batch.
- Reported lineage
- Swiss Miss × Cheese
- Reported flavors
- Creamy, Herbal, Sweet
- Reported effects
- Creative, Euphoria, Focus, Giggly, Relaxing, Sociable
Swiss Cheese genetics
The documented cross pairs Swiss Miss with Cheese.
The conventional classification is 70% sativa and 30% indica.
Swiss Miss is classified as an indica dominant hybrid. Its flavor notes include chocolate, sweet and fruity. Its separate profile lists THC at 18–25%.
Cheese is classified as an indica. Its flavor notes include woody, sweet and buttery. Its separate profile lists THC at 15–20%.
Flavor and aroma
Swiss Cheese combines sweet, herbal and creamy in its flavor profile.
The aroma adds spicy and pungent.
Swiss Cheese effects
Reported Swiss Cheese effects include creativity, euphoria, focus, giggling, relaxation and sociability.
Swiss Cheese THC level and CBD
The published Swiss Cheese THC level is 15–19%.
CBD is listed at 1%.
For a specific product, use its batch laboratory results rather than treating these figures as universal strain specifications.
Flower appearance
Recorded appearance descriptors: grape-shaped, minty green, amber, white, frosty and trichomes.
Related strains
A Cheesy Mist is another documented cross involving Cheese. Its parent pair is Cheese × Kali Mist. Its flavor description includes spicy, sweet and fruity. The separate A Cheesy Mist profile lists THC at 18–20%. That differs from the 15–19% range documented for Swiss Cheese.
Questions about Swiss Cheese
Is Swiss Cheese indica or sativa? It is classified as a sativa dominant hybrid. The listed split is 70% sativa and 30% indica.
What does Swiss Cheese taste like? The available description includes sweet, herbal and creamy.
Who bred Swiss Cheese? An original breeder has not been established in the available evidence.
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