Lemon Haze
Lemon Haze brings a cheerful lemon snap, but it is not just citrus on repeat. Sweet, candy-like lemon notes open up, then skunk, earth, and spice build depth so the profile stays bold and textured. Lemon Skunk x Haze hybrid genetics push it toward the brighter side at 60% Sativa and 40% Indica with CBD on the low side. Sessions often feel social and lively, with creativity bubbling up early, then easing into a calmer groove that still stays pleasant and easygoing.
The flowering schedule is friendly, around 8 to 9 weeks, which is one reason growers return to it when they want a clear aroma identity without a long wait. Indoors it usually sits between 80 and 140 cm, so you can keep it compact or let it stretch a bit depending on your setup. Outdoors it tends to finish around 130 to 170 cm, a practical size for many gardens. Yield is dependable: about 450 to 500 gr/m² indoors, and up to about 500 gr/plant outdoors. October harvest timing puts it in the standard fall window without pushing too late.
A steady dry helps preserve the bright lemon-candy edge, while cure brings the spice and earth forward, making the product feel more complete. Lemon Haze works especially well when you want something upbeat and talk-friendly, with a flavor profile that stays immediately recognizable even among louder strains.
| Genetic Background: | Lemon Skunk x Haze hybrid |
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| THC: | |
| CBD: | Low |
| Sativa: | 60% |
| Indica: | 40% |
| Flavor: | Citrus, sweet, candy, skunk, earthy, spicy |
| Effect: | Uplifting, creative, sociable, relaxing, happy, calming |
| Breeder Location: | United States |
| Yield indoor: | 450-500 gr/m² |
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| Yield outdoor: | Up to 500 gr/plant |
| Flowering time: | 8-9 weeks |
| Height indoor: | 80-140 cm |
| Height outdoor: | 130-170 cm |
| Harvest Month: | October |
A Message From Willie
The biggest killer on the planet is stress and I still think the best medicine is and always has been cannabis. I gave up drinking alcohol a long time ago and switched to cannabis. I think cannabis should be recognized for what it is: a remedy — an herb that grows in the ground. If you need to use it, use it.
More and more people are finding out the benefits, and the more they delve into it and research it, the more they realize, “Hey, wait a minute, we should give this another look.” I’m excited to share my remedy with the world.
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Under the 2018 Farm Bill, we can legally ship our products to the states in blue.
We DON'T ship to: Kansas and Kentucky and anywhere outside of the United States.
