All About Lemon Strain Weed Strain

• CBC 0.13 - 0.64%
• CBG 0.45 - 0.99%
• CBN 0.33 - 0.2%
• THCV 0.22 - 0.64%

Taste and Main Terpenes

This cannabis packs a delightful lemon aroma that can make the mouth water. As described by consumers, it resembles the taste of freshly peeled lemon slices mixed with a hint of skunk. Some consumers also experience a pungent, nutty odor on exhale, complemented by the spiciness of caryophyllene and the sweetness of carene, with the hints of musky, earthy overtones.

Major Effects and Medical Uses

While skilled smokers might find the potency of the Lemon strain quite low, beginning smokers love it for its uplifting and energizing effect. With its mood-boosting sensation, it’s a perfect strain for consumers who want to quickly get into a relaxed state after a rough day at work or hang out with friends for a fit of giggles. On the other hand, the effects of this plant allow using it not only for the euphoric lift but also for those suffering from the following conditions:

• Appetite loss
• Migraines
• Chronic stress
• Depression
• Parkinson’s
• Mood swings

It is important to note that, even though this weed has a low THC content, it may provoke adverse reactions in people prone to panic attacks and paranoia if consumed in high doses. Therefore, it’s advised to consume it with caution.

Tips for Growers

Lemon Strain can be grown both indoors and outdoors, requiring from 64 up to 75 days to flower and 80 days to harvest. The grown plant has fluffy, mint-colored buds with amber hairs and a milky-white coating of trichomes. When cultivated indoors, the plants reach 30” to 60” in height and deliver small yields that amount to 1-2 O/Ft². Outdoor plants, in turn, can be as tall as 80” and produce 15 - 20 Oz/plant.