About Exodus Cheese

Exodus Cheese is the legendary indica-dominant Skunk #1 phenotype that originally emerged in the UK underground scene in 1988. In the Dutch wietexperiment, Hollandse Hoogtes stabilized and grew this iconic clone to provide a reliable, regulated version of the classic 'Cheese' profile. The buds are distinctively light green, slightly airy, and release a pungent, funky aroma of sharp cheddar cheese, musty earth, and sweet skunk. It was introduced to wietexperiment shops in late 2024, providing a nostalgic, deeply relaxing stone paired with a giggly, euphoric cerebral lift.

Flavor Profile

Old School
SkunkyCheesySweetHerbal
Modern
Dank / FunkyFunky / SavoryZ / CandyHerbal / Fresh

History

Exodus Cheese originally circulated as a clone-only cut in the UK underground festival scene before crossing over to the Netherlands. In 2024, Hollandse Hoogtes brought this legacy genetic line into the regulated system, allowing coffeeshops in cities like Maastricht and Tilburg to sell a legal, pesticide-free version of the legendary old-school UK classic.

Notable breeders: Exodus Collective (original), Hollandse Hoogtes (regulated)

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Genetic Background

Skunk #1 (Afghan x Mexican x Colombian)

Phenotypes & Cultivars

Exodus Cheese is available in the following phenotypes and cultivars:

Exodus Cheese UK Cheese Original Cheese

Terpene Profile

Exodus Cheese is dominated by Myrcene, Caryophyllene, Limonene. These compounds shape the strain's aroma, flavor, and reported effects.

Myrcene Caryophyllene Limonene

Parent Genetics

Exodus Cheese descends from:

Known Offspring

Strains that descend from Exodus Cheese:

Blue Cheese Chiesel

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Exodus Cheese indica or sativa?

Exodus Cheese is an indica-dominant hybrid cannabis strain.

What are the genetics of Exodus Cheese?

Exodus Cheese has a genetic lineage of Skunk #1 Phenotype. Skunk #1 (Afghan x Mexican x Colombian)

What is the lineage of Exodus Cheese?

Exodus Cheese descends from Skunk #1 Phenotype. Skunk #1 (Afghan x Mexican x Colombian)

What is the THC content of Exodus Cheese?

Exodus Cheese typically tests at 18-20% THC with Low (<0.5%) CBD.

What does Exodus Cheese smell and taste like?

Exodus Cheese has a Sharp cheddar, musty cellar, sweet skunk, pungent funk aroma profile, with flavors described as Cheesy, skunky, damp earth, sweet herbal finish.

What are the effects of Exodus Cheese?

Users report Relaxing, giggly, euphoric, appetite-stimulating, calming. As an indica-dominant strain, it is known for relaxing body effects.

What are the phenotypes of Exodus Cheese?

Exodus Cheese is known in several phenotypes and cultivars, including Exodus Cheese, UK Cheese, Original Cheese. Each phenotype expresses the same genetics slightly differently — varying in aroma, bud color, growth habit, and effects.

What is the history of Exodus Cheese?

Exodus Cheese originally circulated as a clone-only cut in the UK underground festival scene before crossing over to the Netherlands. In 2024, Hollandse Hoogtes brought this legacy genetic line into the regulated system, allowing coffeeshops in cities like Maastricht and Tilburg to sell a legal, pesticide-free version of the legendary old-school UK classic.

How long does Exodus Cheese take to flower?

Exodus Cheese has a flowering time of approximately 8-9 weeks. Plants grow to a medium to tall height.

What is the yield of Exodus Cheese?

Exodus Cheese produces a High yield. Flowering takes approximately 8-9 weeks.

Medical Applications

Exodus Cheese is commonly associated with: