Lemon Haze

Flowers of Lemon Haze impress with a distinct shape and texture.

These buds are medium to large in size and adhere in roughly spherical chunks.

Amber trichomes cover these buds, giving them a slightly yellow glow and accounting for their high psychoactivity.

When properly cured,

Lemon Haze carries a strong citrus aroma; the tang of lemon is the predominant scent.

Hanging out underneath is a spicy herbal kick that fans of parent strain Haze will almost certainly recognize.

Surprisingly, this strain has little of the acrid funk that characterizes its other parent,

Lemon Skunk. When combusted,

Lemon Haze burns with a smooth and easily ingested smoke.

This smoke tastes refreshingly herbal on the exhale, with some lingering lemon notes.

At first, smokers may pick up on a change in their perception of external stimuli,

with certain sights or sounds taking on a psychedelic new dimension.

This sensory distortion is accompanied by a sudden improvement in mood,

as any stressors take a backseat to this bud’s positive mindset.

An increase in cerebral activity may lead to stimulating conversation.

A strong body stone eventually emerges and becomes more pronounced as the high wears on.

This combination of mental and physical effects can be a great

way to appreciate activities that involve both

body and mind,like exercise and, notably, sex.

As dosage is increased, smokers may lose their thoughtful, cerebral edge,

becoming more spacey and disconnected from their surroundings.

On its backend, Lemon Haze will leave you content to melt into the couch and let your mind wander.

Because of its energetic onset, this strain is best

enjoyed for waking-and-baking or as an afternoon treat; if consumed at night,

it’s likely to leave users wired and hyper.

Lemon Haze may have several applications for medical cannabis patients as well.

Its positive mental effects can temporarily distract from

the symptoms of mild to moderate stress and depression.

The strain’s early sense of focus can also help those with attention

deficit disorders to sustain concentration on single tasks

Physically speaking, this bud can help relieve pain,  whether

it’s temporary or chronic and nerve related.

Lemon Haze’s cerebral effects aren’t usually regarded as overly intense,

those who are prone to panic or who have a low tolerance for

THC may want to consume this sativa with caution.

Several different commercial breeders have made seeds of Lemon Haze available for sale online.

Once obtained,it can be grown indoors or out, although successful outdoor

cultivation calls for a semi-humid climate with daytime temperatures

between 72 and 80 degrees Fahrenheit.

Those growing indoors should keep this plant’s height in check by

trimming back and pruning branches early in the vegetative stage.

Lemon Haze flowers within 8 to 9 weeks when grown indoors

and is ready for harvest in early October when grown outdoors.

It offers a modest yield of about 40 to 44 grams (or 1.4 to 1.6 ounces)

of flower per square foot of plant.

Lemon Haze is an ideal all-purpose strain with a pleasant and refreshing aroma.