Orange Cheese
Orange Cheese puts a citrus twist on some thoroughly antisocial funk. Relic Seeds crossed an Agent Orange mother with an Exodus Cheese BX1 father, bringing bright fruit into a family already famous for clearing polite company. The father is a backcross of Exodus Cheese, rather than simply the original cut.
The aroma and flavor range from sweet orange creamsicle to a sharp, turpentine-like citrus bite. Cheese funk runs beneath both expressions, giving the sweeter selections a savory edge and the sharper ones an especially pungent finish. This orange comes with some rind attitude.
Relic’s description emphasizes that aromatic range rather than a particular bud color or shape. Consistent flower structure and resin coverage aren’t documented well enough to promise purple accents, rock-hard nuggets, or a blanket of frost.
The breeder characterizes Orange Cheese as powerful, but detailed effects reports tied specifically to this release remain limited. A dependable sequence of euphoria, focus, relaxation, or sedation has not been established. Its loud nose is better documented than its landing.
Relic lists a harvest window of approximately 63 days, or nine weeks of flowering, and describes Orange Cheese as performing well indoors and outdoors.
Seed-bank listings document regular seeds, which can produce male and female plants. That conflicts with SeedFinder’s feminized label, so the seed type should follow the authenticated breeder pack. Reliable height, yield, stretch, and outdoor finishing dates remain unspecified. The nine-week estimate provides a starting point, while the actual selection determines the finish.
