GRILLEDCHEESE
caryophyllene/limonene

Grilled Cheese

Genetics

Parentage not documented yet

Breeder: unknown

🔥 21%THC · 13 tests🌿 1.8%terpenes

Effects & uses

Grilled Cheese is usually described as uplifting and bright, with people most often reporting energy, focus, and a creative, euphoric lift. Users tend to reach for it during the daytime or while working on projects, music, or art, rather than to wind down. It is less suited for relaxation, and people sensitive to anxiety may find the stimulating edge uncomfortable.

The aroma leans savory, with notes of cheese, black pepper, and a pungent, earthy depth. Lab results show caryophyllene, myrcene, and limonene as the leading terpenes, with THC around 21% on median.

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Genetics

Family tree

No sourced parentage yet. Unknown beats invented.

Offspring

Bred from Grilled Cheese

No documented offspring yet.

Lab data

Cannabinoids

Cannabinoid medians for Grilled Cheese
  • THC20.8%n=13
  • CBG0.78%n=13
  • CBD0.06%n=13
  • CBC0.00%n=13
  • CBN0.00%n=13
  • THCV0.00%n=13

Bar = median; line = lowest to highest test. Values vary by grower and lab.

Lab data

Terpenes

Terpene medians for Grilled Cheese
  • β-Caryophyllene0.40%n=13
  • Myrcene0.37%n=13
  • Limonene0.36%n=13
  • Linalool0.14%n=13
  • Humulene0.12%n=13
  • β-Pinene0.09%n=13
  • Bisabolol0.08%n=13
  • α-Pinene0.05%n=13

Good for

Use cases

Use-case percentiles for Grilled Cheese
  • Focus94th
  • Creativity93th
  • Energy83th
  • Social82th
  • Clear-headed44th
  • Appetite28th
  • Sleep22th
  • Pain21th
  • Relaxation4th
  • Stress3th

Ranked against other strains from user reports and lab terpenes.

All reported crosses & sources (0 crosses)

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    Type (Type not reported) is a reported label, not chemistry.