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Cheese

Indica — THC 20%
VS

Forbidden Fruit

Indica — THC 26%

Potency, effects, terpenes, flavors, growing difficulty, and medical uses — compared side by side.

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Quick Verdict

Who wins in each category?

Potency
Forbidden Fruit
🏥
Medical
Cheese
🌱
Growing
Tie
🍋
Flavor
Forbidden Fruit

Strain Profile Comparison

Six-axis profile overlay — see where each strain excels

THCCBDEffectsFlavorsGrow EaseMedical
Cheese
Forbidden Fruit

Effect Matchup

Side-by-side effect intensity — bars show relative prominence

Cheese
Effect
Forbidden Fruit
88%
Relaxing
100%
77%
Sleepy
88%
60%
Euphoric
53%
100%
Hungry
68%
Creative
53%
Happy
46%
Balanced
Tingling
77%
Body High
68%
Sedative
60%
3 shared effects highlighted
Cheese — Potency
THC0%
CBD0%
Potency LevelModerate
Forbidden Fruit — Potency
THC0%
CBD0%
Potency LevelStrong
Skunk #1 PhenotypeCheese
Indica 100%Sativa 0%
Cherry Pie x TangieForbidden Fruit
Indica 70%Sativa 30%

Side-by-Side Specs

Green highlight indicates the superior value

Cheese
Category
Forbidden Fruit
15–20%
🔥THC
Better23–26%
0–0%
💧CBD
0–0%
Indica (100/0)
🧬Type
Indica (70/30)
Moderate
Potency
BetterStrong
Easy
🎯Difficulty
Easy
550g/m² (1.8oz/ft²)
🏠Indoor Yield
Large
Medium
🌳Outdoor Yield
Large
100–150cm (39–59in)
📏Height
Medium
Evening
🕐Best Time
Evening
Beginners, Medical Users, Nighttime Use, Creative Activities
🎯Best For
Beginners, Medical Users, Nighttime Use

Profile Comparison

Shared (3)
RelaxingSleepyEuphoric
Only Cheese (4)
HungryCreativeHappyBalanced
Only Forbidden Fruit (3)
TinglingBody HighSedative

Possible Side Effects

Shared
Dry eyesDry mouthDizzy

Growing Guide Comparison

Cheese
DifficultyEasy
Indoor Yield550g/m² (1.8oz/ft²)
Outdoor YieldMedium
Indoor Height100–150cm (39–59in)
Outdoor Height150–250cm (59–98in)
Plant StructureBushy
PhotoperiodPhotoperiod
Growing MethodIndoor, Outdoor
ResistancePests
Forbidden Fruit
DifficultyEasy
Indoor YieldLarge
Outdoor YieldLarge
Indoor HeightMedium
Outdoor HeightMedium
Plant StructureBushy
PhotoperiodPhotoperiod
Growing MethodIndoor, Outdoor
ResistancePests

About These Strains

Cheese

Indica 100/0 — THC 1520%

Cheese is a vibrant emerald-coloured bud of relaxing medical marijuana, which is brightened by florescent orange hair that covers the bud. It has a fruity berry aroma with a CBD level of 0.73 per cent and high levels of THC: 15-20%.

It belongs to the Indica variety of strains and is farmed in the UK.

Forbidden Fruit

Indica 70/30 — THC 2326%

Forbidden Fruit is an indica dominant hybrid strain created through a cross of the insanely delicious Cherry Pie X Tangie strains. It's name may say it's forbidden, but you'll be tempted to have more and more after one tasty morsel of this delicious bud.

The Forbidden Fruit flavor is incredibly smooth and fresh, with a fruity sweet lemony taste that's accented by sweet berries and pine.

Which One Is Right for You?

Cheese and Forbidden Fruit are both excellent strains with distinct characteristics. Cheese is a Indica with 15–20% THC, while Forbidden Fruit is a Indica with 23–26% THC. Your choice depends on your preference for effects, growing difficulty, and intended use.

Choose Cheese

Choose Cheese if you want broader medical applications. Cheese is a vibrant emerald-coloured bud of relaxing medical marijuana, which is brightened by florescent orange hair that covers the bud.

Choose Forbidden Fruit

Choose Forbidden Fruit if you want higher THC potency. Forbidden Fruit is an indica dominant hybrid strain created through a cross of the insanely delicious Cherry Pie X Tangie strains.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Cheese vs Forbidden Fruit

Medical Disclaimer
The information on this page is for educational purposes only and is not intended as medical advice. Cannabis affects everyone differently. Consult a qualified healthcare professional before using cannabis for any medical condition. Effects, potency, and medical benefits may vary. Do not use cannabis if pregnant, nursing, or under the legal age in your jurisdiction.

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