Lemon Haze : History and Origins
Lemon Haze is a sativa-dominant hybrid cannabis strain created by crossing the genetics of Lemon Skunk and Super Silver Haze, which derive from intricate multi-generation crosses dating back to Thai and Afghani origins.
And it is one of the first genetics to have achieved this highly distinctive note of lemon fragrance with definite citrus notes.
Among other things, Lemon Haze has confirmed its value by winning several awards at the international level.
He won cup after cup at the High Times Cannabis Cup!
This strain won first place back-to-back for the best new entry in the cannabis world in 2008 and 2009, and also took first place IC420 Growers Cup in 2010.
This genetic strain obviously has impressive characteristics and has been recognized for its greatness and beauty .
Terpenic Values
The main terpenes of Lemon Haze are : B-Caryophyllene – Limonene – Myrcene – Linalool
Appearance
Lemon Haze produces lime green buds that are typically covered with amber trichomes, giving the buds a slight yellow glow. The flowers are known for their distinctive shape and texture, tending to be medium to large in size and forming roughly spherical pieces. Despite their density and compactness, the leaves have an irregular and light structure. The soft leaves show a mossy green hue and are enhanced by bright orange pistils, suggesting a high trichome content responsible for the increased CBD content.
Aroma
Lemon Haze Cultivation Method
Lemon ‘s Cannabis Sativa seeds have high Qualitative and Yield , and are surprisingly easy to grow because they are resistant to common molds and pests.
This bittersweet variety can flower outdoors in warmer climates, but you would do better to keep it Indoor where you can control the humidity of your environment.
For advanced crops, and with the right seed and nutrient, some say you can get up to 800 grams per plant with some good old elbow grease and lots of Love .
Growing Lemon Haze is relatively easy, as the plant is hardy and robust, like most cannabis sativa varieties. It can be grown both indoors and outdoors, although a semi-humid climate with daytime temperatures between 22 and 26 degrees Celsius is required for optimal outdoor results. Because of its resistance to pests and mold, it is also suitable for novice growers.
The plant tends to grow rapidly and vigorously, so it is important to practice regular pruning and tying. The flowering phase is relatively short, about 8 to 9 weeks, and produces an abundant, high-quality crop. It is essential to carefully monitor irrigation and nutrient delivery to encourage optimal growth. The harvesting stage generally takes place between late September and early October.
Trade names are for Marketing purposes and do not represent Genetics or Therapeutic information.
It is not a medicinal product. It is intended for ornamental or decorative use only, and is not intended for human use. Keep out of the reach of children. Prohibited for sale to persons under 18 years of age.
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