Seedling growth is pretty rampant, and the NCH expresses fair-sized inter-nodal gaps and she doesn't put out much foliage meaning light penetrates through her well, which can result in a nice multi-branched plant without too much effort at all.

There are a few pheno-types within the line, some bring about fatter shorter nugs, and others with more stretch but the end result is a very similar yield and they both have in common a very compact structure resulting in firm buds and a sublime end product. The odour during growth is relatively low unless you set about touching and exploring a little too adventurously.

The flowers build solidly but can also make some small compact foxtails. When harvested though, even immediately if you get your nose in there you are welcomed by a beautifully spicey musky cheesey aroma. Our Northern Cheese Haze automatic, was tested by Canna at an expo earlier in 2017 and a random bag bud came in at 21.07% cannabinoid content, and this was from a breeding reject with no special treatment or harvest preparations or even a ripeness check. So we think with a nice hand this variety could produce some very stellar results.

The smoke is as you would expect, powerful. A blend of day-dreamy to couch-locking goodness and packed with unique flavours.