Zambeza Seeds only used genetics that are known for their excellent growing traits, and exceptional taste, for this hybrid. It’s a crossing of Chemdawg, Lemon Thai, and Pakistani Kush. These three strains are doing a great job in harmonizing with each other. Chemdawg surely is a legend on its own and well known for a diesel-like taste and very high THC levels. Lemon Thai adds sativa influences from Thailand and Hawaii, together with a lemon-minty taste. Pakistani Kush is famous for its exorbitant resin production and a potential candidate to make delicious hash from. Getting Chemdawg, Lemon Thai, and Pakistani Kush in one hybrid means a great chance to grow weed that is in many ways superior to what other strains produce.
Lemon Kush finishes its flowering period after about 55 days. It grows to overall heights of 100-130cm indoors, and yields 450-500g/m². When Lemon Kush is exposed to good outdoor conditions, it can grow to monstrous sizes of up to 170-230cm! It will be no surprise to harvest 400-550g per plant in a good season. Lemon Kush leans a little bit towards its Pakistani Indica heritage but also displays some sativa influences of Lemon Thai and Chemdawg in its appearance. Lemon Kush is fairly easy to manage, grows very stable, and is therefore also suitable for novice growers.
The effect that can be felt after smoking Lemon Kush is predominantly a feeling of being extremely calm and stoned. What makes Lemon Kush so great is that the narcotic, Kush-like effect, doesn’t only cause an experience of deep relaxation, cerebral sativa effects of Chemdawg and Lemon Thai help smokers to stay focused on various tasks. THC levels are 18%, definitely enough to force the heaviest smokers on their knees. Lemon Kush is a top-shelf variety, not only in terms of potency. The taste is very fresh, lemon-like, with noticeable, slightly acidic influences of Chemdawg. Don’t expect flavours to be only fruity, there are hints of spices in it, too.
Growing an indica-dominant hybrid with an excellent genetic background like this, will most likely result in large amounts of high-quality buds. What some don’t know is that Chemdawg is the basis plant for strains like OG Kush and Sour Diesel. Crossing Chemdawg with Sativa genetics from Thailand, and Kush from Pakistan, worked out perfectly, and created a strain that is ready to outperform various Kush strains from other seed banks. Only Zambeza Seeds offers the high quality genetics every grower deserves, by being focused on true customer satisfaction and reasonable prices, at the same time. Now it’s your time to profit! When life gives you lemons, stay calm and grow Kush!
- Genetics Chemdawg x Lemon Thai x Pakistani Kush
- THC 18%
- Flowering time +/- 55 days
- Type Indica dominant
- Height indoor 100 - 130cm
- Height outdoor 170 - 230cm
- Yield indoor g/m² 450 - 500g
- Yield outdoor g/plant 450 - 550g
- Taste Fresh, Spicy, Lemon
- Effect Stoned, Relaxed, Focussed
Strain FAQ
Which terpenes contribute to the citrus taste?
The terpene Terpinolene adds richness to the citrus aromas with pine, flowery and herb undertones. Despite not being citrus-scented, it contributes to the citrus profile.
Can feminised cannabis strains create male flowers?
Feminised strains are designed to be nearly always female, yet nature can occasionally throw them curveballs. They may produce male flowers under extreme stress such as irregular light cycles or environmental pressure. This shows that even with thorough genetic selection, other factors are necessary to keep plants on track!
Do 12/12 photoperiod cannabis strains have a lot of genetic variability?
Some 12/12 photoperiod strains are like cannabis chameleons, adapting to varied lighting conditions without affecting growth or blooming. Their versatility makes them particularly hardy in different environments.
Does this strain's SE Asian genetics affect its flowering time?
These strains have sativa traits, which extend flowering to 10–14 weeks. Due to their native climates' long growing seasons, they flower longer, allowing them to reach their full potential.
Where do indica strains come from and how does this effect their development?
Indica strains come from the harsh Hindu Kush mountains on the Pakistan-Afghanistan border. These plants are strong and durable because of the unforgiving climate they evolved in, which allows them to thrive even under poor conditions. They seem naturally equipped to manage tough terrain and hard times.
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