Cheesedawg by Bluedog Genetics

Cheesedawg Strain Info

Looking for a strain that wraps you in deep relaxation while hitting you with a unique, pungent aroma?

Cheesedawg is that perfect balance between bold flavors and a laid-back vibe, blending 60% indica and 40% sativa genetics into one seriously satisfying experience.

This feminized cannabis seeds strain brings together the best of both worlds: the funky, cheesy essence of Cheese with the earthy depth of Chemdawg.

Each puff delivers a smooth yet powerful wave of relaxation, making it the go-to choice for unwinding after a long day.

Whether you're an experienced grower or just getting started, this strain is easy to cultivate and rewards you with dense, resinous buds packed with flavor.

Flowering Time & Yield

Patience is key, but Cheesedawg doesn’t make you wait forever.

With a flowering time of 8 to 9 weeks, it keeps things swift while still allowing those buds to fully develop into their sticky, aromatic glory.

Indoors, expect a rewarding harvest of 450-550 grams per square meter (15.8-19.4 oz/ft²), making it a solid pick for personal or commercial grows.

If you’re growing outdoors, it keeps up with the best, producing around 450-550 grams per plant (15.8-19.4 oz/plant) under ideal conditions.

Standing at 90-120 cm (2.9-3.9 ft) indoors and reaching up to 150-180 cm (4.9-5.9 ft) outdoors, it’s a manageable plant with strong, structured growth.

Cheesedawg is all about quality over quantity, but let’s be real—the yields are nothing to scoff at either.

Effects and Aroma

One hit of Cheesedawg, and you’ll feel the tension in your body melt away.

It’s got that perfect combination of deep relaxation with just enough sativa influence to keep your mind at ease without knocking you out cold.

The high THC content, ranging from 16% to 22%, ensures a potent experience that can leave you sleepy, calm, and completely at peace.

Great for those nights when you just want to kick back, forget about stress, and sink into the couch with a good movie or some chill music.

But let’s talk about the flavor, because this strain is a true standout.

From the moment you crack open a jar, you’re hit with a bold, earthy scent wrapped in that unmistakable cheesy funk.

Underneath, subtle hints of berries and lemon add a fresh, zesty twist that keeps things interesting.

Every inhale is a rich, full-bodied experience, with layers of flavor that linger long after you exhale.

If you’re after a strain that combines potency, unique flavors, and full-body relaxation, Cheesedawg is a no-brainer.

Growing Tips & Our Take

Cheesedawg isn’t just about bold flavors and relaxing effects; it’s also a grower’s dream if you know how to handle it.

It thrives best in a mild, temperate climate, where steady temperatures allow it to develop its dense, resinous buds without stress.

Indoors, maintaining humidity levels around 40-50% during flowering helps prevent mold and keeps those buds compact and potent.

While Cheesedawg is naturally resilient, keeping an eye out for common pests like spider mites and aphids is always a good idea.

A little low-stress training (LST) goes a long way in improving light penetration and boosting yields, especially in smaller grow spaces.

It responds well to a steady diet of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, but during flowering, a slight increase in phosphorus helps enhance bud production.

This strain doesn’t demand much, making it a great choice for growers of all levels, whether you're just starting out or a seasoned pro.

What really stands out to us is how effortlessly it combines quality and ease, delivering big, flavorful rewards without the usual headaches of fussy strains.

Whether indoors or outdoors, Cheesedawg proves itself as a reliable, high-yielding companion for anyone looking for top-tier genetics with minimal hassle.

Cheesedawg Strain Characteristics

• Genetics: 60% Indica / 40% Sativa
• THC Content: 16-22%
• Flowering Time: 8-9 weeks
• Indoor Yield: 450-550 grams per m² (15.8-19.4 oz/ft²)
• Outdoor Yield: 450-550 grams per plant (15.8-19.4 oz/plant)
• Indoor Height: 90-120 cm (2.9-3.9 ft)
• Outdoor Height: 150-180 cm (4.9-5.9 ft)
• Growing Difficulty: Easy to moderate
• Ideal Climate: Mild, temperate conditions
• Resistance: Good resistance to pests and mold
• Flavors: Earthy, cheese, berries, lemon
• Effects: Relaxed, sleepy, stress-relieving
• Best For: Evening use, unwinding, pain relief

Cheesedawg Strain FAQ

Is Cheesedawg sativa or indica?

Cheesedawg is a balanced hybrid with 60% indica and 40% sativa genetics, making it lean slightly toward the indica side while still offering some sativa effects.

Indica strains are known for their relaxing, sedative effects, making them ideal for nighttime use and stress relief.

Sativa strains, on the other hand, typically provide an uplifting, energetic high, making them great for daytime use.

Since Cheesedawg sits in between, it delivers deep relaxation without being overwhelmingly sedative, while still offering a light cerebral lift.

How difficult is Cheesedawg to grow?

Cheesedawg is easy to moderate in terms of difficulty, making it a great choice for both beginner and experienced growers.

It has a naturally strong and resilient structure, meaning it can handle mild fluctuations in environment without major issues.

However, keeping humidity under control and monitoring nutrient intake will help maximize its potential.

Does Cheesedawg need any special growing techniques?

While not required, Cheesedawg responds well to low-stress training (LST), which helps increase light exposure and improve yields.

Defoliation during flowering can also help with airflow, reducing the risk of mold in more humid environments.

What climate is best for growing Cheesedawg outdoors?

Cheesedawg thrives in a mild, temperate climate, where steady temperatures and moderate humidity help it reach its full potential.

It does well in Mediterranean-like conditions but can also adapt to slightly cooler or warmer climates with proper care.

How long does Cheesedawg take to flower?

Cheesedawg has a flowering time of 8 to 9 weeks, making it a relatively fast strain compared to longer-blooming hybrids.

Outdoor growers can expect to harvest around early to mid-October under optimal conditions.

Is Cheesedawg mold-resistant?

Cheesedawg has a decent resistance to mold, but growers should still be mindful of humidity levels, especially during the flowering stage.

Keeping airflow strong and maintaining humidity between 40-50% during late flowering will help ensure healthy, dense buds.