Cheese Quake 1ML HTHCFSE Vape Cartridge by High Voltage Extracts

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High Voltage Extracts are a group of highly dedicated and meticulous individuals from Beautiful British Columbia that specialize in craft-cannabis extractions. They’ve recently gained recognition for their concentrates by taking many 1st Place nominations and awards at the 2019 Karma Cup. High Voltage Extracts Vape Cartridges are made with their proprietary recipe that contains nothing but pure THC distillate, and real cannabis-derived terpenes. Every cart is full of flavour, and strain-specific. HTHCFSE stands for High Terpene High Cannabinoid Full Spectrum Extract. THC is the main cannabinoid that is extracted during this process but other cannabinoids such as CBD, CBN are also extracted. Each plant will have it’s own individual terpenes that give the plant it’s unique taste and smell and those are also extracted.

Contents: 1ML Cartridge

THC Concentration: 55-60%

Terpene Concentration: 40-45%

Vape Compatibility: 510-threaded

About The Strain: 

Cheese Quake is an indica-dominant hybrid with a sativa/indica ratio of 40:60. Together with top THC levels of nearly 20%, this makes for a strong body stone with couch-lock effects. Mental euphoria is also powerful, making this a great way to relieve stress and low mood at the end of a busy day. CBD levels are relatively high (1.5%), but not high enough to recommend this as a treatment for seizure disorders or other conditions that respond to CBD treatment. Instead, it’s better used to treat depression, anxiety, insomnia, and chronic pain. The high is deeply relaxing and best saved for evening use, as it can make it hard to get things done. Cheese Quake is a crossbreed of Cheese, a hybrid, and Querkle, an indica. Not surprisingly, this strain tastes and smells distinctly of cheese, with a sweet aroma and a tea-like flavor. Cheese Quake can be found in numerous places, but it’s most popular in the Pacific Northwest, Colorado, and Michigan.