STRNG Seeds – Super Lemon Haze Auto

This strain delivers a bright, zesty flavor with surprising depth for an autoflower. Its energetic profile and rapid flowering time make it ideal for growers who want something flavorful and fast.

It gives off an unmistakable burst of fresh lemon peel, backed by herbal notes and a subtle peppery spice. As flowering progresses, the scent sharpens and fills the space with a tangy freshness.

The cured buds taste like lemon candy mixed with herbal tea. Some phenos even lean toward citrus sorbet or lemon basil, depending on the conditions and cure duration.

Growers and fans often describe it as energizing, upbeat, and focused. It’s commonly chosen for daytime use or situations that call for light focus and positivity.

It suits both. Beginners enjoy its resilience and fast cycle, while experienced growers can push its performance with training and light optimization to maximize aroma and yield.

Most plants are ready between 9–10 weeks from sprout. Some phenotypes may go an extra week depending on conditions, but it’s a fast-finishing citrus classic.

It becomes quite fragrant by the second half of flowering. While not overpowering, the lemony scent is definitely noticeable, so odor control is recommended if discretion is important.

Allow the top layer of soil to dry out between waterings. Water less frequently but more deeply in late flower to reduce the risk of mold in dense buds.

Mostly light green, but some phenos can show lime or silver hues on the sugar leaves as harvest nears. Its visual appeal lies more in trichome density than color change.

Those who love intense flavors, want quick harvests, and enjoy staying active or creative. It’s also a great pick for balcony or patio growers thanks to its manageable size.

Most growers run it under 18–20 hours of light per day from start to finish. It doesn’t require light cycle changes, making it ideal for continuous, simplified grows.

Yes. In warmer climates, its 9–10 week cycle allows for two or even three outdoor runs between spring and fall.

Absolutely. It stays between 60–100 cm tall and can be grown discreetly in small grow tents, balconies, or compact greenhouses.

It’s not recommended. Like most autos, Super Lemon Haze Auto prefers minimal stress. Instead, low-stress training (LST) helps spread the canopy and improve light exposure.

Indoors, expect 300–400g/m² under strong light. Outdoors, 50–100g per plant is common with good sun and nutrition.

Use a final pot size from the start to avoid transplant shock. A 3–5 gallon (11–19L) container is ideal for healthy root development and above-average yields.

Only minimal leaf removal is advised. Focus on opening up bud sites and removing large fan leaves that block airflow. Avoid heavy defoliation or topping.

It performs best in 21–27°C (70–80°F). Stable temps with low humidity during flowering will help maximize aroma and resin production.

Not overly, but it responds well to a balanced feeding plan. Go light early on, then gradually increase bloom nutrients in mid to late flower for better bud development.

Proper drying and a slow cure are key. Store in glass jars, burp daily in week one, and cure for 2–4 weeks to lock in those crisp lemon terpenes.