About Strawberry Cheesecake Auto Strain & The Endocannabinoid System

With so many strains of grass to choose from, choosing the best variety for you can feel a little daunting. Every type of bud has different effects amongst its users, alongside varied aroma and terpene profiles. Here at Green Nexus, we are discussing everything you need to know about Strawberry Cheesecake Auto. This delicious combination between short and long photoperiod plant makes a great choice for those looking for a tasty blend of fruity flavors and high Potency levels. This auto-flowering strain has many fantastic qualities, including its ability to produce a good yield, its fast harvest, and its sweet flavors. Due to its impressive flower production and abundant yield bud density, it makes a popular choice among both beginner and expert growers alike.

Crossing Strawberry Banana Auto and Cheese Auto

Strawberry Cheesecake Auto is a result of the crossing between Strawberry Banana Auto and Cheese Auto. This cross-breeding has created a strain like no other, with some pronounced sweet and citrusy notes and outstanding taste produced. It is a plant easily manageable for growers, with very pleasant terpenes and effects to suit all occasions.

Growing Strawberry Cheesecake Auto

Strawberry Cheesecake Auto is an auto-flowering plant that can be grown indoors or outdoors, producing robust plants with numerous secondary branches. When growing, this Short Photoperiod Plant dominant wonder grows into multi-branched plants, and indoor yields can produce a high number of dense bud sites. These dense buds produce large amounts of resin, making Strawberry Cheesecake Auto perfect for those looking to make extracts. The plants remain compact, reaching around 140 cm indoors and 175 cm outdoors, with very good harvests and dense and resinous buds. During the growing period, Strawberry Cheesecake Auto develops a strong and robust structure with many branches. It provides an abundant yield of up to 500 g per plant indoors, and up to 600 g per plant outdoors. Stripping off some of the lowest and smallest branches will help to focus growth in the medium sized flowers.

To ensure good flower production, it’s worth noting that high humidity levels should be avoided when growing this strain, as this can quickly lead to fungal attacks. These can be detrimental to harvests within a very short space of time. In general, this auto-flowering variety grows best outdoors in warm and dry regions. Strawberry Cheesecake Auto is a perfectly feasible strain to grow in the cooler summers of Northern Europe. If growing indoors, we recommend that you dry air using extractors and dehumidifiers for optimized results.

How Does Strawberry Cheesecake Auto Interact with the Endocannabinoid System?

Research has provided some fascinating insights into how grass interacts with the endocannabinoid system. The ECS is a cell signaling system found in the body, which plays a role in regulating various functions (Zou et al., 2018). The ECS contains a range of components including endocannabinoids, receptors, and enzymes. As part of this incredible system, our bodies produce endocannabinoids which stimulate these receptors. These are similar in structure to those found in the grass plant. Therefore, using grass can stimulate the ECS and, as a result, have multiple positive effects on the body (Grinspoon, 2018).

Potency is one of the main cannabinoids found in grass, and this is the compound that gets you ‘high.’ CBD is another cannabinoid found in the grass plant. According to research, these can lengthen the lifespan of endocannabinoids within the body, extending and heightening their benefits. If you are looking to use grass for a medical condition, you should always seek advice from a healthcare professional first.

The Terpene Profile of Strawberry Cheesecake Auto

Terpenes are the chemical compounds responsible for creating scents. Strawberry Cheesecake Auto produces excellent terpenes that offer intense aromas. Its varied terpene profile adds to a very sweet base which develops fruity and lemony undertones. To help you imagine its fragrance a little better, we’ve listed some of the terpenes below:

• Limonene: a lemony, citrus scent found in fruit peels. This terpene triggers serotonin release and can improve mood (Eddin et al., 2021).
• Myrcene: a pleasant-smelling monoterpene known for its analgesic, sedative, antidiabetic, antioxidant, and antibacterial qualities (Surendren et al., 2021).
• Beta-Caryophyllene: a terpene also found in black pepper, which demonstrates anti-inflammatory and also anti-malarial qualities (Russo et al., 2011).

The terpenes found in its dried buds make Strawberry Cheesecake Auto taste like a fruity, creamy sensation.

Effects of Strawberry Cheesecake Auto

Strawberry Cheesecake Auto is reported to offer some fantastic physical and physiological effects, providing users with a long-lasting euphoric high that boosts feelings of creativity. According to users, it can also offer stress medicinal properties too.

• Feeling relaxed
• Feelings of positivity
• Physically relaxing
• Feelings of euphoria
• Boosted creativity
• Pain relief
• Providing mental stimulation

This is an Indicia dominant high potency hemp strain with Potency levels over 20% and CBD levels of over 2%. For those looking to manage symptoms of depression and fatigue, users suggest this might be a worthwhile option. Due to its auto flowering properties, this strain has impressive cannabinoid production with good Potency production. This strain suits any time of day for those looking for some mental stimulation and long-lasting relaxation.

Purchase Strawberry Cheesecake Auto Grass Seeds Today

With its range of very pleasant terpenes, impressive flowering time, and very good cannabinoid production, this delicious strain of grass might make the perfect choice for you. If you want to embark on a journey to grow your own Strawberry Cheesecake Auto plants, you can purchase grass seeds directly from us today at Green Nexus.

For more information about any of our auto-flowering plants, or to discuss the properties of any of our grass strains, get in touch today and we’ll be happy to help you.

Author

Mo Smyth, BSN, RN Grass Nurse Educator