Has anyone any experience with these "Big Cheese" seeds?

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VirtualVirgin

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Hi,

I'm looking at getting some seeds from this supplier: www.rickyseeds.com

The variety is called "Big Cheese":
Big Cheese
Big buddha cheese X Fifth Wheel. A male Buddha cheese was the pollin source to dust a couple of Fifth Wheel females. These seeds were mixed together for a better selection of phenotypes in your mothers. Both females expressed desirable traits for indoor gardens desiring short, top heavy plants with many floral bouquets of dense and sticky buds. Big buddha cheese was the winner of the "Best Indica" High Times 2006 Cup !
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Does anyone have any experience with either? Both?


Thanks!

 
TheFaux

TheFaux

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Cheese is a scam. The original SK#1 "Cheese" pheno was never cloned. If you want a Cheese pheno you better be sorting through packs of Skunk #1.... Sensi or otherwise.
 
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VirtualVirgin

Member
LOL so what the heck are "Big Buddha Cheese" and "Fifth Wheel" then?

Even if they're pretty much bollocks, they're something right?
 
TheFaux

TheFaux

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They're mostly Haze, Skunk, Northern Lights, and/or Afghani..... just like every other "improved" Dutch variety.
 
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VirtualVirgin

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Well so far 8 out of the 10 have germinated, though I managed to snap one as I was transplanting it (don't ask me how I don't even know myself how I did that!!). So I'm down to 7 possibles, with maybe 2 late showers or duds.

Once they are growing, how long until I'll be able to take a photo and ask people to identify what they are predominantly?
 
Spazmoog

Spazmoog

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VirtualVirgin said:
Well so far 8 out of the 10 have germinated, though I managed to snap one as I was transplanting it (don't ask me how I don't even know myself how I did that!!). So I'm down to 7 possibles, with maybe 2 late showers or duds.

Once they are growing, how long until I'll be able to take a photo and ask people to identify what they are predominantly?
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Heard that the buds are very susceptible to mold... Plant alone so it doesn't contaminate your other strains and keep humidity low.
 
Spazmoog

Spazmoog

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I have not heard anyone rave about the Strain. The stuff I tried was no big deal and it was grown by an experienced organic farmer. I suggest trying another variety and supplier if you're looking for a fun project. That site looks sketch. There are other more reputable place you can get seeds. vancouverseedcompany for example.

Just my opinion though.
Peace
 
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