Is it an English term for skunk?

its a a slang name given to a strain of weed.simple as that,theres differing varieties ect.

Yellow stuff, nice one toast

Naa it's a clone only strain mate.

Like Biz says tho it's used alot as slang for green. Mainly used by dealers to describe weed which is above their usual par. They'll tell you it's kush, NL or cheese probably In actual fact they don't have a clue what they're selling, most dont care either is my guess.

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from what i have read Original Cheese is a clone only strain and is just a good phenotype from some Sensi seeds skunk #1.

Correct me if i am wrong.

Dman

Original UK Cheese is a fantastic, strong smelling, potent, stinking strain of skunk....clone only....

"Cheese" if any of the dealers round this way claim to have "Cheese" I pretty sure it's gonna be gritty, low odour, impotent old bag of underweight shite......

Monk...x

E2A>>>>>> BTW, all dealers round here always have cheese, not heard of anything else for a while....

same round my way

There's no such thing as "clone only". There's only growers too lazy to self a plant.

If it is clone only, then the pure cheese seeds must be guaranteed feminized - meaning every seed you pop is going to be producing bud.

Beings how I see non-feminized seeds for sale on various sites, the whole cheese thing has a bit of stink to it.

Caveat emptor.

Dealers around here get a lot of blueberry too...Oh and Chronic..

All the same to me..Gritty shity weed.

Grow your own!

Its the only way of knowing what strain it really is.

got me some chiesel on the grow now!

I believe he is a fictional character from the TV Series "The Wire"

I used to have a weed dealer known only as "Cheese," but he never had any REAL cheese. He'd never even heard of it