I heard that is a very cheesy strain - what are your impressions on the terpene profile? I am on the hunt for the cheesiest cheese I can find.
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I’d keep hunting, but that’s me. If you want super potent, might be a good choice.
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I’ve got Hazeman’s Cheese BX in line, also looking for that cheddar to put in my stank bank.
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I have been looking at that one - be sure to let us know how it is 
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What are the top 10 strongest strains you can grow
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Define strong. Soaring sativas? Couch lock indicas?
Hash wins every time.
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Like Foreigner said, it depends on your definition of strong, but I think scrolling through this thread you can find quite a few contenders.
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I’ve got a buddy who only breeds old landrace strains. He said he has some 1969 Mekong that’s like a mild mushroom trip.
The high is solely dependant on the 80ish terps and cannabinoids that are supposed to be in every weed but one or another or a bunch get phased out with every new cross someone makes with them.
This is why I’m trying to get my hands on old untouched shit, I wanna smoke a joint and start seeing shit vs getting normal
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Hmm maybe that’s why I’m old school and love my NL#5 / 7, white widow and GDPs LOL. Back to the basics 
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Personal preference but I’m much more into the terps than the thc %.
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100% agree. Taste and smell are what makes the smoke good for me.
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the buzz is what makes it best for me, but that has nothing to do with total thc numbers
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Strong couch lock indicas I live in chronic pain 24/7 and I’m tired of it I just wanna feel normal.
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FWIW, there does appear the be a correlation between ‘strength’ and terpene quantity.
This makes some sense where those who are able to achieve high potency are likely to have also have dialed in grows and vetted cultivars.
Here is a graph of total cannabinoids vs terpenes over many samples and cultivars:
Likewise, for THC:
The outliers in the last graph (left side) with low-THC and high terpenes are CBD type cultivars.
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Shaking my dang head. Some never learn. Al I can tell you is to keep smoking by numbers.
If the numbers were right, you wouldn’t be looking for anything else.
Nympho brothers, Nympho. Peace.
I’m going to say it one more time so the people in the back can hear me. Nympho.
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3 above the 4% line…be nice to know those. 
Cheese maybe the one above 5%?
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These were the top cultivar names for terpene production on the lots tested from one particular lab on the East coast. All from different growers:
| Total_Terpenes1 | Strain |
|---|---|
| 5.03% | Gogi OG x Gorilla Glue |
| 4.34% | Sour Diesel Batch 2 |
| 4.22% | Gorilla Glue #4 |
| 4.08% | False Teeth |
| 3.95% | GG4 |
| 3.9% | Cherry Pie |
| 3.84% | Elmer’s Glue |
| 3.83% | Roadkill Skunk by Garlic Fam Farms |
| 3.82% | 1960s Haze |
| 3.77% | Pink Panther |
| 3.71% | Sour Power |
| 3.71% | AP #1 |
| 3.65% | Prayer Glue 3 |
| 3.65% | Ancient OG |
| 3.64% | The Guice |
| 3.59% | GG4 |
| 3.58% | Dr. Leveque |
| 3.55% | Prayer Glue 1 |
Surprised the GG#4 appears there so often.
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would like to have the data on the Orange Goji to see if the Goji’s were as good as the GG for bringing the terps in a cross if it was a part of your data set? And thanks for those btw
I don’t have any data for Orange Goji (which was @50States work, he may have some results or thoughts).
Here’s what I have for Goji generally:
| Strain_Name | Type | Total_Cannabinoids1 | Total_Terpenes1 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Goji OG | flower | 27.5% | |
| Stawberry Goji | flower | 26% | |
| Goji OG | flower | 25.7% | |
| Goji OG | flower | 21.7% | |
| Goji OG | flower | 21.1% | |
| Goji OG by Bohdi Seeds | flower | 17.2% | |
| Gogi OG x Gorilla Glue | flower | 21.5% | 5.03% |
| Goji OG | flower | 25.5% | 1.93% |
| Goji OG | flower | 29.5% | 1.39% |
| Goji OG | flower | 24.8% | 1.3% |
| Goji OG | flower | 25.3% | 1.16% |
I’ve never had GG myself … that I’m aware of. Are the terpenes tasty?
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that’s 2 of us. guess i’ll have to dig for some ‘data’