Kush-N-Cheese Autoflowering is one of the tastiest autoflowering cannabis genetics ever to be created by the team of breeders at Dinafem Seeds. They feel extremely proud of this hybrid whose unique taste has already captivated thousands of palates all over the world.

• Kush-N-Cheese Autoflowering turns into beautiful and vigorous mid-sized marijuana plants that, due to their Indica-dominance, acquire a compact and branchy structure with medium distance between nodes. This mid-sized/big hybrid with fast-flowering properties makes an excellent autoflowering version of Kush-N-Cheese since she faithfully reflects all the outstanding traits of her sister.
• We developed this autoflowering hybrid in order to meet the needs of those growers looking for generous crops with an exceptional taste, the result being a heavy-yielding strain whose thick and heavy buds end up completely covered in resin.
• This is Kush-N-Cheese Autoflowering’s best asset. She turns into delicious plants with strong flavours and aromas accompanied by hints of pine, citrus and cheese. Tasty and irresistible nuances of Cheese, Kush and lemon.
• As one would expect from an Indica, her effect is potent, relaxing and long-lasting. She’s the perfect strain for unwinding after a long day at work as well as for blowing off a bit of steam.
• Kush-N-Cheese Autoflowering is suitable for growers of all levels, providing great results both indoors and outdoors in exchange for very little effort. Her scent is so intense that we recommend setting up good-quality anti-odour filters if growing indoors. Outdoors, Kush-N-Cheese Autoflowering is the perfect strain for guerrilla growing or cultivating in remote areas because not only her dimensions but also her strong aroma make this award-winning stinky strain unsuitable for growing on balconies or terraces.
• The use of stakes during the last weeks of the flowering is also likely to be necessary to hold the weight of her dense and heavy buds. To make the most of Kush-N-Cheese Autoflowering, we should add 30 % of coco coir to the substrate and irrigate frequently but sparsely.