Genetics: Exodus (UK) Cheese is a mostly indica variety bred by NorStar Genetics.
Description: Exodus (UK) Cheese originated as a unique female phenotype of Skunk No. 1 from Sensi Seeds in the late 1980s. It gained prominence when a clone was passed to the Exodus community in Luton, UK, known for its advocacy of cannabis legalization and alternative living. This strain is also referred to as Exodus Cheese and is recognized for its large, fluffy buds and distinct cheesy odor.
Characteristics:
Varietal Type: Indica dominant hybrid
THC Content: High
Gender: Feminized seeds only
Flowering Time: Approximately 53 days
Indoor/Outdoor: Suitable for indoor and outdoor cultivation
Appearance: Exodus (UK) Cheese buds are large and fluffy, with loose, sativa-like leaves spiraling off their calyxes. The flowers exhibit a dark forest green color with orange and brown pistils, complemented by a sparse coating of sticky trichomes.
Flavors and Aromas: This strain is notoriously pungent, emitting a tangy and slightly sweet odor reminiscent of aged blue cheese. When broken apart, it reveals earthy undertones. The taste is strong and sour, with a lingering sharp tang on the palate.
Effects: Exodus (UK) Cheese begins with a subtle tingle around the eyes and temples, leading to a mood uplift and open-mindedness. It promotes relaxed social interactions and can enhance creativity during mundane tasks. The high progresses into a body relaxation that starts at the neck and spreads throughout the limbs, potentially leading to couchlock with higher doses.
Medical Uses: Medical cannabis users find Exodus (UK) Cheese beneficial for relieving mild to moderate stress, depression, and physical pain, including chronic conditions like lupus. It may also alleviate common discomforts such as indigestion and headaches, offering a hazy mental effect suitable for those with low THC tolerance.
Growing: Exodus (UK) Cheese flowers in approximately 53 days and is suitable for both indoor and outdoor cultivation. It grows large and may require support during flowering. The strain is highly resistant to mold, making it a robust choice for various climates.