Auto Cheese Berry by 00 Seeds – Autoflowering Cannabis with Berry & Cheese Aroma · High Resin & Mold Resistance

Auto Cheese Berry by 00 Seeds is an autoflowering hybrid that combines the best of Hashchis and Blueberry genetics, delivering a flavorful, stress-relieving smoke in under 70 days—with no need for light cycle changes.

Worried your plants won’t survive humidity or mold?

Many growers hesitate before buying autoflowering seeds, especially if they’re dealing with damp basements, unpredictable weather, or tight grow spaces. You want a plant that’s tough, fast, and won’t collapse at the first sign of moisture.

What happens if you ignore mold resistance and humidity tolerance?

You end up with gray fuzz creeping up your colas, wasted weeks of growth, and a harvest that smells more like mildew than cheese and berries. Worse, you’re back to square one—frustrated, out of time, and doubting your setup. That “easy autoflower” promise turns into another failed grow.

The solution? Auto Cheese Berry: built to thrive where others fail

This strain laughs at 80% humidity and laughs harder at mold. Thanks to its robust genetics from 00 Seeds, Auto Cheese Berry grows strong in wet conditions, stays compact at 0.70–0.90 m (2.30–2.95 ft) indoors, and finishes in just 65–70 days. You get dense, resin-coated buds with a flavor that dances between ripe blueberries and aged cheese—plus a smooth, relaxing high perfect for unwinding after a long day.

Why Auto Cheese Berry actually delivers for your grow

This isn’t just another fast autoflower with empty promises. Auto Cheese Berry strikes the perfect balance: beginner-friendly but rewarding for experts, compact but high-yielding, and flavorful without being overwhelming. It’s ideal for stealth grows, balconies, or first-time cultivators who want a no-fuss plant that still impresses. With THC at 14%, it offers a gentle euphoria—great for social moments or quiet evenings—without locking you to the couch. Whether you're growing in soil or coco, this strain adapts fast and rewards consistency.

Key features and benefits

• Autoflowers in 65–70 days—no light scheduling needed, perfect for beginners and busy growers.
• Produces 400–450 g/m² (12–13.5 oz/ft²) indoors—high yield for its size and cycle.
• Resistant to mold and humidity—thrives in damp climates and poorly ventilated spaces.
• Compact height (70–90 cm / 27.56–35.43 in indoors)—ideal for small tents or discreet outdoor setups.
• Berry and cheese aroma—complex flavor profile with sweet, tangy, and savory notes.
• 14% THC—balanced effect that relaxes without overwhelming, great for daytime or evening use.
• Cold-tolerant—survives cooler nights, making it suitable for early spring or late fall outdoor harvests.

Common doubts—clear answers

You might have questions. Let’s clear them up:

• You think that autoflowers are weak and low-yielding. In reality, Auto Cheese Berry packs serious resin and outperforms many photoperiods in tight spaces.
• You think that cheesy strains are too pungent. In reality, this one balances funk with sweet berry notes—aroma is strong but not offensive.
• You think that fast strains lack flavor. In reality, terpenes shine here—expect blueberry, cheese, and a hint of pine.
• You think that humidity kills all autos. In reality, this strain is bred to handle up to 80% RH without issues.

How to grow Auto Cheese Berry successfully

Start right and keep it simple. This autoflower doesn’t need advanced techniques—just consistency and care.

1. Germinate seeds in a moist paper towel or directly in a light, airy substrate like BioBizz Bio-Bloom.
2. Use a final pot of 18–27 L from the start—avoid transplanting to reduce stress.
3. Provide 18–20 hours of light daily throughout the entire cycle.
4. Water when the top inch of soil feels dry—overwatering is the #1 killer of young autos.
5. Keep humidity at 60–70% in seedling stage, then drop to 40–50% during flowering.
6. Support branches gently if needed—use soft ties, not aggressive pruning.
7. Flush with plain water 7–10 days before harvest to improve taste and smoothness.

Technical specifications

• Breeder / Brand: 00 Seeds
• Type: Autoflowering
• Dominance: Hybrid (Indica/Sativa balanced)
• Genetics: Hashchis × Blueberry
• Total cultivation: 65–70 days (germination to harvest)
• Indoor yield: 400–450 g/m² (12–13.5 oz/ft²)
• Outdoor yield: Up to 130 g/plant (4.59 oz/plant)
• Indoor height: 70–90 cm (27.56–35.43 in)
• Outdoor height: 90–130 cm (2.95–4.27 ft)
• THC: 14%
• Flavor: Berry, cheese, strawberry, earthy
• Effect: Relaxed, happy, euphoric—balanced body and cerebral lift
• Resistance: High resistance to mold, mildew, and cold
• Smell during grow: Medium to high—carbon filter recommended
• Training: Light LST only—avoid topping or FIM on autos
• Recommended substrate: Light soil or coco with good drainage

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Auto Cheese Berry good for beginners?

Absolutely. Its fast cycle, mold resistance, and forgiving nature make it a top choice for first-time growers.

Can I grow this outdoors in a humid climate?

Yes. This strain is specifically bred to handle high humidity and resists mold even at 80% RH.

Does it smell strong during flowering?

Yes, it has a pungent cheese and berry aroma. Use a carbon filter if discretion is needed.

What’s the best time to harvest Auto Cheese Berry outdoors?

Harvest from April to November in the Northern Hemisphere, depending on your region’s climate.

Do I need to top or prune this plant?

No. Autoflowers don’t recover well from stress. Stick to light bending (LST) if you need to manage height.

Personal Experience of Pevgrow’s CEO (Alan)

I was skeptical at first—another “cheese” strain with a berry twist? But after growing Auto Cheese Berry in my garage grow tent (where humidity always hovers around 75%), I was blown away. No mold, no stretch, and the smell when I cracked open the jar—like blueberry jam on aged brie. The high is smooth, not heavy, perfect for chilling after work. I’ve tried more expensive autos that didn’t come close. If you’re in a damp area or just want a reliable, flavorful plant that doesn’t need babysitting, this one’s a no-brainer. Pro tip: go easy on the nutrients—this strain prefers a light feed.