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Lemon Kush (Herbies Seeds)
Lemon Kush Strain Characteristics
| Strain brand | Herbies Seeds |
| Strain Gender | Feminized |
| Strain light cycle | Photoperiod |
| Suitable for growing | Outdoor, Indoor |
| Strain THC level | 25 - 27% |
| % Sativa/ Indica/ Ruderalis | Indica dominant |
| Strain harvest | 500 - 600 g/m² indoors 600 - 700 g/plant outdoors |
| Indoor flowering time | 56 - 63 days |
| Strain height | 140 - 150 cm indoors 140 - 150 cm outdoors |
| Strain effect | Skyrockets your spirits |
| Genetics | Afghani x South American x Lemon G x Master Kush |
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With an extremely high THC content that goes all the way to 27%, this weed isn’t for the faint-hearted. An ideal option for impatient indoor growers, Lemon Kush is a medium-sized Indica with bountiful yields that’s ready for harvest after just 8-9 weeks of flowering. With its zesty blend of piney and citrus flavors, the smoke is as enjoyable to the palate as it is to the brain and body.
Description
Lemon Kush Strain Info
Lemon Kush is an Indica-dominant hybrid that was created to amplify the many appealing traits of its parents – specifically, its unique citrus aroma and equally strong lip-puckering flavor. This weed earned a place of honor on the Dutch medical cannabis scene in the 1990s and is highly recommended for aspiring growers because it’s easy to cultivate both indoors and outdoors.
Genetics
The exact origin of Lemon Kush is something the cannabis community cannot come to an agreement on. The most common version of the story is that Lemon Kush is the result of crossbreeding Lemon G – a Sativa-dominant hybrid hailing from the U.S. Midwest – and Master Kush, a classic Dutch hybrid that has given its genetics to many modern Kushes. The genetic lineage of Lemon Kush also includes Afghani and South American landraces.
Flowering Time
A very short indoor flowering period is just one of many amazing traits that Lemon Kush offers – the plants reach full maturity in just 56-63 days from the moment you induce flowering. Outdoor plants will take until mid-October to be ready for harvest.
Yields
Like a true Indica, Lemon Kush grows to a low-to-medium height, producing dense branches covered with heavy resinous buds. Equally suitable for indoor and outdoor grows, it can yield up to 1.6-1.9 oz/ft2 (500-600 g/m2) and 1.3-1.5 lb (600-700 g) per plant respectively.
Effects
Even though it’s Indica-dominant, Lemon Kush effects start with a happy Sativa high that boosts mood and energy levels. Soon after, the uplifting cerebral effects give way to an Indica high, transitioning into a calming and relaxing sensation in the body that will make you want to crawl up the stairs and into bed.
Medical Properties
The uplifting Sativa effects are ideal for alleviating stress, anxiety, depression, and related symptoms. In moderate-to-high doses, this weed can also be used to treat muscle spasms, headaches, migraines, and minor chronic pains.
THC and CBD Levels
Lemon Kush can take even seasoned smokers off guard with its effects, given that the THC content usually tests at 25-27% and there’s too little CBD to mellow out its potency.
Smell and Taste
These tight and dense buds give off that unmistakable musky and earthy smell that Kush is known for, with hints of pine and lemon present in the background. On the first inhale, you’ll feel an explosion of spicy and citrusy flavors that will make you salivate.
Grow Tips
Lemon Kush is very easy to grow and suits both newbies and experts. Due to its Indica genes, the plants don’t exceed ~5 feet (150 cm) in height. When grown outdoors, this weed thrives in warm, Mediterranean-like climates with plenty of sunlight.
- If you want to bring out the rich lemon fragrance and boost potency, add compost to your soil.
- The plants grow bushy and might need some trimming for the sunlight and water to get to the lower branches.
- Lemon Kush handles humidity levels of up to 80% in the seedling stage. You can lower the RH to 65-70% during veg.
Lemon Kush Feminized Seeds for Sale
Lemon Kush offers an unforgettable experience with its rich flavors and aromas that are sure to satisfy all your senses. You can now get your hands on these amazing seeds at Herbies USA Express for the most affordable price. We care about your grow and want to make sure you get the most out of your plants, so feel free to consult our blog to get more helpful growing tips.
Shipping to New Zealand
How can I track the status of my order after it has been shipped?
You can track the status of your order on the Tracking page.
How long does it take for a package to be delivered to New Zealand?
Delivery usually takes 8 to 15 days after payment is verified and the order is shipped.
How well will the seeds in my order be concealed from prying eyes?
We offer an enhanced discreet shipping service to New Zealand and conceal the seeds inside items that do not arouse suspicion to avoid confiscation at customs.
What should I do if my order is seized at customs?
All orders shipped to New Zealand are insured, which guarantees you the right to two free reshipments in the event that your items are confiscated by customs. You can contact our live chat support if anything goes wrong.
See more information on our delivery terms on the Shipping page.
Payment in New Zealand
In what currency is the payment made – in New Zealand dollars?
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How can I pay for my purchase in New Zealand?
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