Cheesequake, it's insane how underrated that hybrid is. You can find big plants that get really fat the last 4 weeks, all of them were under 9 weeks flower and have an adequate kick and upbeat happy stone you get from really good cheese and some similarity to the body effect you get from urkle hybrids. Only downside is the herm tendencies, all the Querkle hybrids I've grown have a bit more herms than average, but they all have excellent resin, terps and usually very sturdy structure and quicker veg than pure urkle for sure; which is notoriously slow in veg but excellent smoke. exactly the kinds of traits you'd want to pass on in a hybrid, if you rid all the potentially unstable females from a grow and remove the chance of self pollination. it produces similar quality and yield to sour d with a 3 week shorter flower.
