Lemon Pie

Imagine a perfect cross between Skunk #1 and Amnesia Haze, two titans of the cannabis world. From that union comes Lemon Pie, a strain that takes freshness and enjoyment to another level. These genetics have been refined to deliver a sensory experience that transports you to a lemon grove in full spring.

The plant’s structure is impressive. Lemon Pie grows stable and medium-sized, with long, sturdy branches that hold large, resin-packed buds. Those dense, heavy buds are coated in crystalline trichomes that give them a special sparkle, and the contrast between vivid greens and orange pistils is a real sight. Its calyx-to-leaf ratio is excellent, which makes trimming easy and improves light and air exposure.

Every Lemon Pie bud is a gem in its own right. Its robust, compact shape reflects the quality of the grow, while its deep green colour, flecked with orange, draws every eye. And they’re not just good-looking: they promise a burst of energy and creativity.

Lemon Pie flavour and effects

Lighting up a Lemon Pie bud is like biting into a slice of freshly baked lemon tart. The aroma is a heady blend of fresh, sweet citrus with a spicy touch that adds depth. Lemon leads, but it’s perfectly balanced by herbal and resinous notes that wake up every sense.

The flavour is just as good. From the first draw you get a burst of citrus on the palate, like freshly squeezed lemon juice. That vibrant taste blends with subtle hints of orange and a spicy finish that leaves your mouth feeling fresh.

The effects of Lemon Pie live up to its flavour. With 22% THC and low CBD, it delivers a powerful, stimulating high that kicks in almost immediately. Fans describe a wave of energy and creativity that lifts the mood. It’s ideal when you need a spark of inspiration or simply want to enjoy an afternoon with friends.

While the sativa effect fills the mind, Lemon Pie also brings gentle body relaxation, with no sedation or heaviness. The result is an all-round sense of well-being that leaves you in a great mood.

Lemon Pie terpenes

Lemon Pie’s terpene profile matches its flavour and effects. Terpenes are the aromatic compounds that define a plant’s smell and taste, and they also shape its effect.

Myrcene is the dominant terpene in Lemon Pie, with an earthy, herbal aroma. Typical of relaxing strains, it adds depth to the bouquet and rounds off the effect of the THC.

Limonene brings the fresh, zesty lemon scent that defines Lemon Pie. It’s associated with a cheerful, upbeat effect and a pleasant good mood.

Caryophyllene adds a spicy, peppery touch that rounds off the flavour.

Other terpenes in Lemon Pie, such as pinene, humulene and linalool, complete its aromatic complexity. Pinene adds a fresh pine note linked to a clear-headed high; humulene an earthy base with a slight woody bitterness; and linalool, with its lavender scent, a soft, calm character, perfect if you want to relax without losing mental clarity.

Lemon Pie yield and flowering time

Lemon Pie rewards growers generously both indoors and outdoors. Indoors it can reach 450–500 grams per square metre, making it a great choice for getting the most out of a controlled space. Indoor flowering takes around 9 to 10 weeks, a reasonable time for a sativa-dominant variety.

Outdoors it doesn’t disappoint either. In full sun and optimal conditions, each plant can produce 600–800 grams. For the best results, grow it in a warm climate. The outdoor harvest usually arrives between mid and late October, just before the weather turns.

Thanks to its robust structure and resistance to mould and excess humidity, Lemon Pie is a reliable option for beginners and experienced growers alike. Its easy cultivation and high yield make it a favourite among cannabis seeds.

How to grow Lemon Pie

At Bulk Genetics we believe growing Lemon Pie is a rewarding experience whatever your level. It’s a fairly easy variety thanks to its robustness and resistance to adverse conditions. Here are a few tips to get the most out of your Lemon Pie seeds.

Difficulty: Lemon Pie is easy to handle and ideal if you’re new to growing cannabis. Its stable structure and natural resistance to pests and diseases make it safe and dependable. It also responds well to different training techniques, so you can experiment to boost your yield.

Climate and growing conditions: This variety thrives in warm, sunny climates, though with the right care it also adapts to cooler conditions. For the best results, grow it in a well-ventilated space with plenty of light. Indoors, keep the temperature steady and use good-quality LED lighting.

Resistance to pests and diseases: One of Lemon Pie’s big advantages is its resistance to mould and excess humidity, which is very useful if your climate is changeable or you can’t fully control humidity in your grow space. Even so, keep an eye out for pests and make sure your plants have good airflow.