Big Buddha Seeds

Big Buddha Seeds: The History of a British Seed Bank

The history of Big Buddha Seeds is closely connected to British breeder Milo and the legendary UK Cheese genetics. The original Cheese was already established as a clone-only cannabis variety before Milo began working with it. Known for its distinctive, pungent aroma, this genetic line became the foundation for one of the most recognisable seed banks associated with the British cannabis scene.

Milo developed Big Buddha Cheese by working with the original UK Cheese genetics and a selected Afghan line. Through breeding and selection, he created a seed-based variety that helped make Cheese genetics accessible beyond the circles where the original clone had been shared. Big Buddha Cheese subsequently became the breeder's signature strain and the starting point for numerous related hybrids.

In 2006, Big Buddha Cheese received recognition at the High Times Cannabis Cup, helping establish the breeder's international reputation. Over time, Big Buddha Seeds expanded beyond its original Cheese focus, introducing varieties with Blueberry, Haze, Kush and other genetic influences. Milo passed away in 2023, but his work remains closely associated with the development and international popularity of Cheese-based cannabis seeds.

Big Buddha Cheese, Blue Cheese and Classic Cheese Genetics

Classic Cheese genetics remain at the heart of the Big Buddha Seeds catalogue. The original genetic family is widely associated with pungent, skunky and savoury aroma characteristics. Big Buddha Seeds has developed several interpretations of this lineage, combining its recognisable identity with fruitier, sweeter and more contemporary genetic influences.

The breeder's signature variety, Big Buddha Cheese, represents the classic direction of the range. It is closely associated with the original UK Cheese lineage and its distinctive aromatic character. For those interested in the historical foundation of the breeder, this is the variety that best represents the origins of Big Buddha Seeds.

Another important variety is Blue Cheese, which combines Cheese genetics with Blueberry influences. This pairing introduces sweeter, fruitier and berry-like notes while retaining characteristics associated with the original Cheese family.

Other members of this genetic family include Black Cheese, which explores a darker and earthier interpretation, and Bubble Cheese, associated with sweeter aromatic influences. California Orange Cheese adds a more citrus-oriented direction, demonstrating how the Cheese family can be combined with different flavour profiles.

Feminized and Autoflower Seeds from Big Buddha Seeds

The Big Buddha Seeds catalogue includes feminized photoperiod cannabis seeds as well as autoflowering varieties. Feminized seeds are bred to produce predominantly female plants, while photoperiod varieties depend on changes in the light cycle to initiate flowering. Autoflowering genetics begin flowering primarily according to their developmental stage rather than requiring a specific change in daylight hours.

Among the breeder's automatic varieties, Cheese Automatic represents the classic Cheese direction in autoflowering form. Blue Cheese Automatic offers an alternative with the fruitier characteristics associated with the Blue Cheese genetic family.

The selection also includes Chiesel Automatic and Buddha Haze Automatic. These varieties expand the automatic range beyond the original Cheese profile, incorporating different genetic influences and aromatic characteristics.

If seed type is more important than the individual breeder, Cannapot also offers wider selections of feminized marijuana seeds and autoflower seeds from different seed banks.

More Big Buddha Seeds Strains: Haze, Kush and Modern Hybrids

Although Cheese remains the defining genetic foundation of Big Buddha Seeds, the breeder has also developed hybrids influenced by Haze, Kush, Dawg and modern dessert-style genetics. These additional lines provide different aromatic directions while maintaining a connection to the breeder's broader genetic heritage.

Silver Cheese combines Cheese characteristics with Haze influences, adding a different dimension to the classic genetic family. Cheese Dawg introduces genetic influences associated with the Dawg family, including earthy and fuel-like aroma notes.

For a sweeter and more contemporary direction, Buddhalato explores dessert-inspired aromatic characteristics. The wider selection also includes Badazz Cheese, Buddha Haze and Buddha Kush OG.

These different varieties illustrate how Big Buddha Seeds has developed beyond its original Cheese specialisation. Individual product descriptions provide further details about each strain's genetic background, seed type, flowering characteristics and aroma profile. The product listings in this category show which varieties are currently available at Cannapot.

Buy Big Buddha Seeds at Cannapot

If you want to buy Big Buddha Seeds, Cannapot offers a selection of cannabis seeds from this established British breeder. The range includes classic Cheese genetics, fruitier hybrids, feminized photoperiod seeds and autoflowering varieties. All currently listed products can be explored within this manufacturer category.

Each product page provides information about genetic lineage, seed type, available pack sizes and prices. Current availability is also displayed in the shop, allowing you to compare different Big Buddha Seeds cannabis seeds before placing an order.

Cannapot has been supplying cannabis seeds since 2004, with discreet shipping to eligible destinations and bonus seeds according to the applicable order conditions. For additional background information, you can also read our Canna Wiki guide, Choose the Right Cannabis Seeds in 2026.

Frequently Asked Questions About Big Buddha Seeds

What is Big Buddha Seeds?
Big Buddha Seeds is a British cannabis seed bank founded by breeder Milo. The company became internationally known for Big Buddha Cheese and other varieties developed from the legendary UK Cheese genetic family.

Did Big Buddha Seeds create the original UK Cheese?
No. The original UK Cheese already existed as a clone-only cannabis variety. Milo developed Big Buddha Cheese as a seed-based line using those genetics, helping make the Cheese family more widely available.

What is the difference between Big Buddha Cheese and Blue Cheese?
Big Buddha Cheese represents the breeder's classic Cheese lineage, while Blue Cheese incorporates Blueberry influences. This gives Blue Cheese a fruitier aromatic direction alongside characteristics associated with the original Cheese family.

Does Big Buddha Seeds offer feminized and autoflower seeds?
Yes. Big Buddha Seeds offers feminized photoperiod and autoflowering cannabis seeds. Well-known automatic varieties include Cheese Automatic, Blue Cheese Automatic and Chiesel Automatic.

Which Big Buddha Seeds strains are best known?
Popular varieties include Big Buddha Cheese, Blue Cheese, Silver Cheese, Bubble Cheese and Cheese Automatic. The breeder also offers hybrids such as Cheese Dawg, Buddha Haze and Buddhalato.

Where can I buy Big Buddha Seeds?
You can buy Big Buddha Seeds at Cannapot. This manufacturer category lists available varieties with details about genetics, seed types, pack sizes and prices. Cannapot has been supplying cannabis seeds since 2004.

What is the difference between Buddhalato and Blue Cheese?
Buddhalato represents a sweeter, dessert-inspired genetic direction, while Blue Cheese stays closer to the traditional Cheese and Blueberry combination. Both belong to the wider Big Buddha Seeds catalogue but offer different aromatic profiles.

Does Cannapot ship Big Buddha Seeds internationally?
Cannapot offers discreet international shipping to selected destinations. Delivery options depend on the destination country, current shipping conditions and applicable legal requirements.

What if a Big Buddha Seeds strain is out of stock?
Current availability is displayed in the Cannapot shop. If a particular variety is temporarily unavailable, future restocking depends on availability from the breeder or distributor.