Lemon Tree

Lemon Tree is often described as citrus-forward but “rounded,” with a sweeter, more layered nose that can feel less sharp than pure lemon-peel strains.

Many users report a sweet lemon profile with a tangy edge, and the exact balance depends on phenotype, grow conditions, and how carefully the flower is dried and cured.

It’s commonly experienced as more balanced than the most energetic haze-type cultivars, with a pleasant uplift that can still feel grounded. Individual results vary.

The aroma often opens with bright citrus, then shifts into a deeper, slightly earthy or fuel-like note as the terpenes release.

Feminized seeds are intended to produce flower-only plants, so you typically avoid the male identification step. Stable light and low stress still matter for best results.

Yes, the assumption for this product type is feminized, which helps you focus on flower production without sorting male plants.

It can, but it rewards early canopy planning. Training in veg helps you shape the plant so you do not end up fighting height and uneven tops later.

Yield depends more on your light, environment, and training than the name on the label, but many growers aim for steady structure and consistent feeding to maximize production.

It’s often chosen for a mood-lifting, clear-headed feel that still has enough body presence to keep it from feeling too “wired.”

Many enjoy it for creative, light focus, and casual relaxation. The same flower can feel more “productive” in small amounts and more mellow in larger amounts.

A stable bloom feed with careful attention to calcium and magnesium needs is a common approach, especially if you are in coco or using RO water. Adjustments should follow what the plant shows you, not a strict chart.

Keeping temperature swings gentle, maintaining strong airflow, and avoiding overfeeding late in flower often helps preserve the bright citrus profile through harvest and cure.

Many growers top successfully to encourage multiple main colas, especially if they want a wider canopy rather than one dominant top. The key is giving enough recovery time in veg.

Moderate defoliation can help airflow and light penetration, but aggressive stripping can stress the plant. A measured approach usually works best, especially around the flip and early flower.

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Yes, all of our seeds are third-party tested to ensure genetic stability. You can read the Certificate of Analysis on the product page.

Yes, it can perform nicely in living soil or amended mixes, and many growers prefer organics for flavor. Just keep your watering practices consistent to avoid swings.

Often it is perceived as less “late” than classic haze cultivars, but outdoor finish still depends heavily on climate, latitude, and phenotype.

Its appeal is usually the combination of approachable citrus flavor and a versatile effect profile that works across different settings without feeling one-note.

Yes, you can keep a mother under a veg light cycle and take clones, which is a great option once you find a phenotype you love.