Lemon O.G

Lemon OG has a very powerful and pungent smell! It is a rich and fruity Kush aroma, with a deliciously sweet, lemon citrus taste with hints of spices, herbs and peppery kush. This zesty, fruity/citrus Kush aroma is rare and genuinely special. If you grow Lemon OG you will find it a real pleasure to spend time in the grow room with your plants and enjoy the sweet lemon aroma. There aren’t that many leaves in the flowers, which makes trimming the generously sized buds quite easy. You will need to wear gloves during harvest, because your hands and arms will become covered in an unmistakable lemon fragrance and a strong skunky Kush smell which is hard to remove! The lemon terps come out strongly on the inhale, you may notice a tingling in your throat. The earthy, spicy Kushy terps will be very noticeable on the exhale. Overall, a very pleasing citrus dominant Kush terpene profile that makes you long for more!

Lemon OG is a very productive and high yielding plant, especially when grown with the SOG method. The Lemon OG genetics are easy to grow. The indica dominant genetics tend to keep the plants short, meaning there is no need to top the plants. She produces compact buds that are covered in resin, she is also known for a high THC level that can easily reach over the twenties! (20+% THC).

Lemon OG is the result of crossing Super Lemon Skunk with the original OG Kush from Kees and Karel’s gene bank. This cross embodies the new school funk that will suit most growers looking for a potent lemon infused kush hybrid. Super Lemon Skunk is a Sativa dominant variety which is crossed with the Indica dominant OG Kush. Both genetics stand for high THC-levels and a very aromatic smell and taste, super terpy! Expect some sour, zesty, gassy and lemon infused terps that will most likely get you hooked!

Lemon OG is a hybrid cannabis strain with a hybrid plant structure that leans to the Indica side of the genes. It’s a hybrid plant with a compact and bushy stature.  She expresses a hybrid plant structure with thick stems and slightly broader Indica style leaves. Most phenotypes don’t stretch a lot during flowering which makes her an ideal candidate for a SOG grow. With her fast-flowering time of around 8-9 weeks she is known to produce solid yields in a short timeframe. It is a plant that usually doesn’t need much support, her branches are strong and keep the buds upright with ease.

It is a potent cannabis variety with a thick resin coating on the buds. The high potency level in combination with the pungent terpene profile makes this a winner. She grows best in stable conditions but will also still deliver in climates that are not completely optimal. The Lemon Skunk genetics have given the OG extra stability and vigour making it also a good strain for beginners.

Lemon OG can either be grown the natural way or in a SOG. You can choose to use several growing techniques in case you want to restrict her height even further. Keep in mind that these plants won’t stretch a lot after flipping the clock to 12/12. Therefore, it is recommended to give her a slightly longer VEG period to optimise yields. It can be beneficial to tuck/pluck away some leaves in order to increase light penetration and airflow at the end of the VEG period.

You will notice a rapid development of trichomes as soon as the vertical stretch has stopped, at the moment the plants are starting to put their energy into the production of flowers. Most phenotypes get completely covered in resin, even during the early stages. A wonderfully fruity, zesty Lemon Kush aroma will fill up the room and you will immediately know why this strain is so appreciated by connoisseurs.

She has a low to modest stretch for about 1,5-2,5 weeks in flowering. Most plants start showing flowers already in week 2. Resin development starts early and as soon as the flowers appear you will see a white shimmering of trichome glands appear on the leaves. Her plant structure is short and compact, most plants stay rather bushy. The internodal distance is short to medium. Flowers can grow into big, massive cola’s, especially for the ones on the main branch. That’s why she is very suitable for a SOG grow.

The genetics used to create Lemon OG guarantee the following traits:
•    A strong Indica dominant variety with a fast-flowering time of about 8-9 weeks
•    Lemon OG only has a low stretch, and most plants stay bushy and compact, her thick main cola’s and fast flowering time make her an ideal candidate for a SOG
•    She is easy to grow and easy to feed, the Lemon Skunk genetics have made this OG cross even more stable and resilient, so even beginners can grow this strain with success

Lemon OG is known to produce very dense flowers that are completely covered in sticky resin, the terpenes are incredibly loud and tasty, a new OG cross that is here to stay!

Lemon OG has a potent effect which can hit quickly and last for a long time. Its effect is very happy, calming & slightly euphoric. It can give the user very strong pain relief which is perfect for sleeping or relaxing on the couch. The medicinal properties of Lemon OG are also impressive. With over 20% THC and a lot of other cannabinoids this is a very calming and relaxing smoke. Ideal anti-stress medicine! It’s perfect if you need powerful pain relief and a strain that can also produce a strong appetite. If you use a little too much Lemon OG, especially in the evening, you may find it difficult to resist falling asleep. Anyone looking for help getting a good night’s sleep will find the indica effects of Lemon OG to be the perfect solution.

Lemon OG has a low to medium stretch during flowering. She needs around 8-10 weeks on average, but there are phenotypes that can be even a little faster than that. Being a hybrid cross this strain can show a few different phenotypes ranging from Lemon Skunk to a more like classical OG Kush and anything in between. The bud structure seems to be more Skunk than OG, but with the compactness of a solid Indica.

Lemon OG is best grown indoors. But she can also be grown outdoors in warm and sunny climates. A greenhouse or polytunnel is a suitable place to grow her too, but only if you have a way to control the humidity as well ensuring a proper airflow. She doesn’t like still air and, especially during late flowering, it is important to keep humidity low. Using temperatures that are lower or higher than the ideal range of 20-27 ºC during flowering won’t hurt her significantly. She can even thrive in colder outdoor conditions. Most plants will need until the middle of October in the Northern Hemisphere to be ready for harvest.

Lemon OG has a large yield of about 500 g/m2 when she is grown in optimum conditions. She thrives in a SOG grow and you can achieve the highest possible yields when you grow with this technique. She is about 65% Indica and 35% Sativa. Indoor plants will average around 75-100cm in size, of course depending on the number of vegetative weeks you gave her. About 3-4 weeks is minimal when you grow with just a few plants per m2. 5-6 weeks is advised when you want to aim for the highest yields.

This variety can grow into very big plants outdoors. Plants of about 2-2,5m in height are quite normal and if grown correctly these plants can generate a high yield. A total yield of around half a kg per plant is possible but only when she receives ample sunlight and when she is grown in good quality soil. More is possible in the hands of an expert or when you grow her in a controlled (and well-ventilated) greenhouse with a prolonged VEG period.