Lemon OG Characteristics
| THC | Estimated 19-23% |
|---|---|
| CBD | Low |
| Lineage | Las Vegas Lemon Skunk × The OG #18 |
| Genetics | Indica-dominant, close to balanced depending on the phenotype |
| Effects | Euphoria, mental stimulation, body relaxation, calm, progressive sedation and increased appetite |
| Flavors | Lemon, sweet citrus, pine, earth, Skunk, resin, gas and Kush |
| Terpenes | Limonene, myrcene and caryophyllene, with possible traces of ocimene and phellandrene |
| Indoor yield | 450-550 g/m² under good conditions |
| Indoor flowering | 8-10 weeks |
| Outdoor flowering | October in the Northern Hemisphere |
Lemon OG Feminized Seeds
What makes Lemon OG stand out is the way it combines an intense, fresh lemon taste with the darker background of an OG. Las Vegas Lemon Skunk brings the citrus, sweet and Skunk side, while The OG #18 adds earth, resin, Kush and a slightly gassy note.
During cultivation, it usually stays relatively compact for an OG strain and can produce dense, sticky buds loaded with resin. Its calyx-to-leaf ratio usually makes trimming easier. As a bulk strain, it shows variation between phenotypes: some lean toward sweet lemon, while others display more gas, earth, pine and Kush character.
How Lemon OG Performs During Flowering
Our breeders consider it a strain with manageable growing difficulty, with a typical flowering time of 8-10 weeks and indoor yields that can reach around 450-550 g/m² under good conditions. Outdoors, the harvest reference is October in the Northern Hemisphere, so it is best to have a season long enough to complete this final stage of ripening.
Phenotypic variation deserves attention during selection. One grower told us that most plants stacked their buds well, although he found one phenotype with smaller flowers and an especially strong lemon aroma. Another described a plant that stretched considerably when it entered flowering. The practical advice is to observe each plant separately and not expect the same structure from every Lemon OG seed.
Lemon OG Effects
Its effect can begin quickly with a happy, euphoric and mentally stimulating phase. The body effect then becomes stronger, bringing warm relaxation that can become heavy and sedating as the experience continues. Increased appetite is also frequently reported.
The feedback we received shows this transition clearly. One grower described strong euphoria together with deep relaxation, while another highlighted an immediate head effect that later became smooth and calm. There are also less intense experiences, which fits with the variation in potency between batches, selections and phenotypes.
In aroma and flavor, Lemon OG is like freshly opened lemon peel over an earthy, resinous base: lemon, pine, Skunk and Kush alternate without losing that OG background of gas and earth. One grower described an immediate burst of citrus when opening it, while another highlighted a very strong lemon aroma in especially sticky flowers.
Citrus Genetics With the Benefits of Bulk Genetics
If you are looking for Lemon OG Feminized for its citrus character, resin production and combination of early stimulation followed by relaxation, here you can find seeds produced by the breeders at Bulk Genetics. We also include free seeds with every order and provide 100% discreet shipping.
It is an especially interesting option for anyone who wants to explore an OG with different shades of lemon, Skunk, earth, pine and gas while keeping the possible variation between plants in mind. This diversity is part of the character of this bulk strain.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Lemon OG Indica or Sativa?
Lemon OG is considered an indica-dominant hybrid, although some phenotypes can be closer to a balance between indica and sativa.
How Long Does Lemon OG Take to Flower?
Its indoor flowering period usually lasts 8-10 weeks, with several references placing it at around 56-63 days. Outdoors, harvest is usually expected around October in the Northern Hemisphere.
Is Lemon OG Difficult to Grow?
Its growing difficulty is considered manageable. It tends to stay relatively compact for an OG and can develop dense, resinous flowers, although it is important to keep variation between phenotypes in mind when it comes to structure, aroma, yield and cannabinoid concentration.
Listing reviewed by the Bulk Genetics team, specialised in the selection and distribution of seeds since 2016.
Last updated: 26/08/2026
The cultivation data shown has been provided by the strain's breeder following test grows, internal selection, cultivation observation and available analyses. These values are indicative and may vary depending on the phenotype, the environment, the technique used and the specific growing conditions.
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