Heisenberg Wax Blue Cheese

Heisenberg’s wax in Blue Cheese is an opaque concentrate with a soft, waxy feel, so it scoops rather than breaking into dry crumbs. Leafly and AllBud trace the strain to the same pair of parents, a Blueberry male and the original UK Cheese.

Bright green buds and an indica lean

A reviewer on Leafly pictures Blue Cheese buds as bright green, threaded with orange hairs and coated in frosty trichomes. Leafly classes the strain as an indica, AllBud puts it near 80% indica and 20% sativa, and our Blue Cheese guide calls it an indica-leaning hybrid bred by Big Buddha Seeds.

Leafly’s terpene chart for Blue Cheese is led by myrcene, ahead of limonene and caryophyllene, and AllBud says the strain smells of blue cheese with sweet blueberry worked in.

Heavy, relaxed and creative in reports

Leafly’s summary calls the effects heavy and says they have people relaxed by day’s end, and among its reviewers, relaxed is named ahead of every other feeling. AllBud users’ tags for Blue Cheese include creative, euphoria, happy and relaxing. Leafly’s average is 4.2 across 2,858 ratings, and AllBud’s 97 votes average 4.7.

Two soft extracts: wax and crumble

Wax shares its opacity and softness with crumble, but the two handle differently: wax stays waxy and scoopable, whereas crumble is dry and falls to pieces. Our weed wax guide explains the kinds of wax and how people use and store it.

Wax, THC and a 6-hour wait

For the strain, Leafly gives about 18% THC and 1% CBG, rating potency above average, and AllBud gives 20%. Health Canada names wax outright in its list of high-THC extracts and wants beginners, and people who reach for cannabis only now and again, to steer clear. According to its lower-risk guidelines, a driver should let 6 or more hours pass after using cannabis before taking the wheel.