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Lemon OG
Lemon OG puts lemon front and center: a photoperiod strain with citrus, Skunk, pine and a Kush backbone. It offers a fresh, lemony and resinous flavor, an estimated 19-23% THC according to our breeders’ tests and a euphoric effect that settles into strong body relaxation.
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, gradual sedation and the munchies |
| Flavors | Lemon, sweet citrus, pine, earth, Skunk, resin, gas and Kush |
| Terpenes | Limonene, myrcene and caryophyllene, with possible contributions from ocimene and phellandrene |
| Indoor yield | 1.5-1.8 oz/sq ft in good conditions |
| Indoor flowering | 8-10 weeks |
| Outdoor harvest | October in most of the US |
Lemon OG feminized seeds
What sets Lemon OG apart is the way it pairs an intense, fresh lemon with the darker backdrop of an OG. Las Vegas Lemon Skunk brings the citrusy, sweet and Skunk side, while The OG #18 adds earth, resin, Kush and a slightly fuel-like edge.
In the grow it usually stays fairly compact for an OG and can form dense, sticky, resin-laden buds. Its calyx-to-leaf ratio tends to make trimming easier. It varies from phenotype to phenotype: some lean toward sweet lemon, while others show more gas, earth, pine and Kush character.
How Lemon OG behaves in flower
Our breeders rate it as a strain of manageable difficulty, with a typical flowering time of 8-10 weeks and indoor yields of around 1.5-1.8 oz per sq ft in good conditions. Outdoors, harvest generally lands in October across most of the US, so you’ll want a season long enough to get through that final stretch of ripening; in short-season areas like the Pacific Northwest or the northern states, a greenhouse helps.
Phenotype variation deserves attention when you select. Most plants stack their buds well, although some phenotypes produce smaller flowers with an especially strong lemon aroma, and others stretch a lot at the flip to flower. The practical advice is to watch each plant individually and not expect an identical structure from every Lemon OG seed.
Lemon OG effects
The effect can come on quickly with a cheerful, euphoric and mentally stimulating phase. The body side then takes over, with a warm relaxation that can turn heavy and sedating as the experience goes on. The munchies are also frequently reported.
Growers agree on that transition: strong euphoria paired with deep relaxation, or an instant head rush that later turns smooth and calm. There are also less intense experiences, which fits the variation in potency between batches, selections and phenotypes.
On the nose and palate, Lemon OG is like freshly peeled lemon zest over an earthy, resinous base: lemon, pine, Skunk and Kush take turns without losing that OG backdrop of gas and earth. Opening the jar releases an instant burst of citrus, and in the stickiest flowers the lemon is especially powerful.
A citrus strain with the perks of Bulk Genetics
If you’re after feminized Lemon OG for its citrus character, its resin production and that mix of early stimulation followed by relaxation, here you’ll find seeds produced by the Bulk Genetics breeders. On top of that, you get free shipping on orders over $99 and every order ships 100% discreetly.
It’s an especially appealing option if you want to explore an OG with different shades of lemon, Skunk, earth, pine and gas while keeping the possible variation between plants in mind. That diversity is part of this strain’s character.
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Frequently asked questions
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Is Lemon OG indica or sativa?
Lemon OG is considered an indica-dominant hybrid, although some phenotypes can sit closer to a balance between indica and sativa.
How long does Lemon OG take to flower?
Indoor flowering usually lasts 8-10 weeks, with several sources putting it at around 56-63 days. Outdoors, harvest generally comes around October in most of the US.
Is Lemon OG difficult to grow?
Its difficulty is considered manageable. It tends to stay fairly compact for an OG and can develop dense, resinous flowers, although it’s worth keeping in mind the variation between phenotypes in structure, aroma, yield and cannabinoid content.