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Cannabis Strain Review: Big Buddha Cheese

Type of High: Head and Body
Try it: in the morning
Optimum Time of Day: Morning
Spectrum: 70% Sativa
Dominant Terpene: Humulene
Effect Percentage
Energetic
80%
Giggly
60%
Happy
28%
Side Effect Percentage
Hungry
40%
Dizzy
15%
Headache
8%
The Scaries
4%

Big Buddha Cheese has an ASHI score of 3 out of 11, and a BPS rating of 29 out of 50. The ASHI score, or Ascendancy Strains Heat Index, speaks to how popular it is at this moment in time. Think of it as measuring the flash in the pan strains that are hot right now for consumers. Social media discussions, consumer ratings and reviews are all data points that feed into this score.

BPS, or Brand Power Score, is more institution facing and looks more at data points which reflect how much respect and power this strain has to the industry. Strains that have articles written about them, sold as seeds, award history and inclusion in a strain directory are all examples of data points which feed into a BPS rating. Big Buddha Cheese won 5 awards in categories like in places like the Netherlands. You can find a full accounting of awards won in the table below. The genetic blend of this strain is 70% Sativa.

Place Category Competition
3 Outdoor Homegrown Cup
1 Indica Cup High Times Cannabis Cup
3 Indica Highlife Cup
2 Skunk Strains Highlife Cup
3 Skunk Strains Highlife Cup
a section describing the experience of consuming this strain of cannabis

The Energetic, Giggly and Happy effects of Big Buddha Cheese produce a Head and Body high for cannabis users. Morning is the best time to experience this strain. Big Buddha Cheese has been reported by users as being used for Depression, Loss Of Appetite, Insomnia, Pain and Stress.

Common Usage
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The Flavor Story

Big Buddha Cheese's primary terpenes are Humulene, Linalool and Caryophyllene. Terpenes affect flavor but also provide their own set of medical and experiential effects. When smoked, vaporized or incorporated into an edible, you'll get hit with the flavor profile from Big Buddha Cheese that includes: Earthy and Sour, ending with a blast of Earthy on the exhale.

The Aroma Story

Oooh, that smell! Can't you smell that smell? Big Buddha Cheese has an aroma profile of Cheese, Earthy, Floral, Spicy and Sweet.

the labs - a section where the levels of different cannabinoids found in this strain of cannabis are shared based on lab testing
THC
13 - 18%
CBD
0.39 - 0.28%
CBN
0.06 - 0.17%
CBDV
CBD-A
CBG-A

Big Buddha Cheese presents Humulene, Linalool and Caryophyllene terpenes. The average THC level is 13 - 18%.

the grow - a section describing the growth information for this strain of cannabis
Best Results Preferred Climate Grow Difficulty
Indoors and outdoors warm climate Average

Outdoor Grow Info

Harvest Time Height Yield
October Average Moderate

Indoor Grow Info

Indoor Harvest Time Indoor Height Indoor Yield
8-10 weeks Average Moderate

The difficulty to grow Big Buddha Cheese is known for being average. For growers looking to cultivate indoors, you can expect average height to be with a yield of moderate in about 8-10 weeks. Outdoors, Big Buddha Cheese should harvest around October you can expect average height and moderate yield.

the recipes

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