Cheese Quake
Also known as Cheesequake
At a glance
- Possible side effects
- Dry MouthDry Eyes
About Cheese Quake
Cheese Quake is a hybrid that crosses Cheese with Querkle. It is associated with TGA Subcool Seeds, a breeder known for colorful, flavorful strains, and it has been found on dispensary menus in several US legal markets. You may also see it listed as Cheesequake.
The aroma blends the savory, funky tang of Cheese with sweet berry and grape notes from Querkle, over an earthy base. Buds are usually dense and medium sized, with green and purple hues and a sticky layer of trichomes. Myrcene often adds an earthy, musky depth, caryophyllene can bring a spicy warmth, and limonene may give the fruit a brighter edge.
Cheese Quake is commonly described as relaxed, happy and euphoric. People often choose it in the late afternoon or evening, when they want a calm body feel with a cheerful mood. THC usually ranges from 15% to 20%, with little CBD, which is moderate by modern standards.
Its moderate potency can make Cheese Quake a comfortable choice for many consumers, including those who like funky flavors. Start low, go slow, and check the lab results on the package before you buy. Use WhereLeaf to find Cheese Quake at licensed dispensaries and delivery services near you.
Cheese Quake terpene profile
Terpenes are the natural oils that give each strain its smell and taste. Listed from most to least dominant.
Smells like: Earthy, musky, ripe fruit
Also found in: Mango, hops, lemongrass, thyme
The most common terpene in cannabis. Strains led by myrcene are often described as relaxing and heavy.
Smells like: Peppery, spicy, woody
Also found in: Black pepper, cloves, cinnamon
Gives strains a spicy kick. Common in kush, cookies and gelato lines.
Smells like: Citrus, lemon, orange peel
Also found in: Lemon and orange rinds, juniper
Behind most citrus flavors. Strains rich in limonene are often described as bright and upbeat.
Cheese Quake family tree
Growing Cheese Quake
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Flowering time
- 8-9 weeks
- Plant height
- Medium
- Yield
- High
Only grow where home growing is legal, and follow local plant limits.
Cheese Quake compared with its parents
How is Cheese Quake different from Querkle?
Cheese Quake is a hybrid, while Querkle is an indica. Both test at about the same THC (around 18%). Cheese Quake is more often described as euphoric. Querkle is better known for feeling sleepy.
For adults of legal age. Not medical advice. THC and CBD vary by grower and batch — check the product label. Effects vary by person. Start low, go slow, and never drive high.
