Deep Cheese Marijuana Strain

Deep Cheese is the result of selective inbreeding of the famed Cheese strain. Cheese has a 20:80 sativa/indica ratio, so Deep Cheese has a strong indica component that gives a relaxed high. But there’s enough sativa in this hybrid to stimulate the creative mind, too. The THC content of Deep Cheese is moderate at best, though it’s hard to find any solid information about THC levels. It’s not easy to get hold of this strain, either, as it’s relatively new and, like other Cheese sub-strains, is bred mostly for its distinctive cheese flavor. Deep Cheese has an unusual sour smell, also reminiscent of cheese. The original Cheese strain is best used for its relaxing effects, and that’s true of Deep Cheese as well. But this strain also delivers a mood boost and creative energy to complement the body high. It’s most effective in treating anxiety and depression, as well as chronic pain. Deep Cheese is a rather obscure strain, so it isn’t very popular outside of Europe. It comes from a Spanish seed bank named Dinafem, which describes the high as an “average effect, both physical and mental.”