Big Buddha Cheese BBC - AAAA+ (AEROPONIC GROWN-MASTER GROWER)

BBC cannabis strain, AKA Big Buddha Cheese, is a 50/50 hybrid. The THC level can go up to 23-28% THC, making it relatively strong and better for users with more experience under their belt. A sumptuous cheesy flavor is paired with a nearly identical smell that’s just a dot more pungent. The aroma is characteristic of a soft, creamy cheese, skunky florals, and thick earthiness. BBC is often chosen to treat chronic pain, nausea or anorexia, and depression.

BBC is great for daytime or evening usage.

Type of High

BBC cannabis strain provides a euphoric launch into your mood and mind, sending you far into the clouds. As your head soars through intense happiness, your body will follow suit, feeling an increase in energy and motivation.

Genetics

AKA: Big Buddha Cheese. 50% Sativa and 50% Indica. Genetics: The genetic origins of BBC cannabis strain are currently unknown.

Indica / Sativa Ratio 50/50

THC: 23% - 28%

BBC, also known more commonly as “Big Buddha Cheese,” is an evenly balanced hybrid (50% indica/50% sativa) strain created as a descendant of the classic Cheese strain by the infamous breeder, Big Buddha.

This award-winning strain has been recognized by breeders and users alike for its powerful effects and insanely delicious cheesy flavor that will leave your mouth watering and your head spinning. Each smooth inhale brings on flavors of rich creamy cheese with a sweet skunky exhale that lingers long after you toke. The smell is very much the same, although slightly more pungent, with a creamy cheesy overtone that’s accented by fresh skunky florals and rich earth. The BBC high comes soon after your first exhale, hitting your mind first with a euphoric lift that launches your mood and your mind into the clouds.

As your head soars through intense happiness, your body will follow suit, feeling an increase in energy and motivation. You’ll slowly become giggly and spacey in this state before dropping into an intense case of the munchies. Thanks to these effects and its moderately high 13-18% average THC level, BBC is often chosen to treat chronic pain, nausea or anorexia, and depression. BBC buds have chunky oversized dusty green nugs with rich amber hairs and a coating of tiny amber crystal trichomes.

Effects

Energizing, Euphoria, Giggly, Happy, Hungry

May Relieve

Depression, Fatigue, Insomnia, Loss of Appetite, Migraines

Flavors

Cheesy, Creamy, Skunky, Sweet

Aromas

Cheese, Earthy, Floral, Spicy, Sweet

Hybrid (50% Sativa / 50% Indica)

Average THC / CBD Level

23.00 - 28.00% THC
3.12% CBD
2.3% CBN

Aeroponics Advantages and Disadvantages

While there is a laundry list of benefits that come with growing cannabis using aeroponics, this method of gardening is not easy for beginners. Growers should have a vast knowledge about cannabis plants and the adequate funds to produce a quality product from aeroponics. It’s important to realize that this method requires close attention to detail, and therein lies many of its difficulties.

Aeroponic growing systems are based off a continual application of mist to the roots, thus requiring that the system stays active 24/7. Power outages, broken pumps, clogged nozzles, and empty reservoirs can all derail your garden. Roots without moisture will start dying within the hour. Systems must be in place to alert you of failures, and someone should be on hand to repair the issues presented, making aeroponics generally a costly means to growing cannabis. Additional hurdles include mold in the planter box and knowing when and how to properly feed your plants.

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However, there are also numerous benefits that come with growing your cannabis with aeroponics. Your roots are in full contact with oxygen at all times and roots thrive on oxygen. Also, the nutrients dissolved in the water are being directly applied to the roots, making them readily available for the cannabis plant’s uptake.

Aeroponics allows plants to be placed closer together as they are not fighting for soil territory. The lack of soil also makes for quick and easy harvests and prevents pests commonly associated with soil from ever entering your cannabis grow space. Finally, aeroponics uses a very limited amount of water as all the water not being taken in by the plants is recycled.

Quality of Cannabis Grown with Aeroponics

Aeroponic systems are known for the quality product they produce. The combination of growing inside and applying nutrients directly the roots allows for the development of large, healthy buds. Flowers grown with aeroponics are known to blossom with ripe trichomes and in high yields, which make for a lucrative and desirable end product. However, sometimes they can lack the complex flavors that can be found by growing in soil.

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