Lemon Skunk

Lemon Skunk was bred from two separate Skunk phenotypes that displayed exceptionally zesty lemon traits. The skunky, citrus flavor draws you in immediately, and the happy, energetic buzz will shake you out of any funk. DNA Genetics has developed Lemon Skunk as a great strain for combating depression and stress.

Lemon Skunk Experience

Lemon Skunk is a Sativa-dominant hybrid bred by DNA Genetics. Just as its name suggests, it features a strong skunky lemon aroma. Not only does this strain leave an impression on the taste buds, but its happy and upbeat nature provides an experience to remember. This perky strain is safe to consume during the day. However, this flower may be a little too laid back for a morning bud. Instead, Lemon Skunk makes for the perfect lunchtime flower.

Its energizing scent is the perfect complement to the powerful, euphoric, and cerebral high that has made this strain so popular. The Lemon Skunk strain provides a creative and stimulating experience while also encouraging a gentle body relaxation. Many people find also find that it increases their appetite. The effects are thought to be fairly long-lasting, which is a bonus for those hoping to find a strain that can get them through a round of chores or another tedious task.

Unfortunately, though, Lemon Skunk does not necessarily improve attention or concentration. Rather, this strain is thought to have a more sedative quality that makes it better for relaxing than getting things done. Though, it’s still entirely possible to harness the low-key energy this flower provides for productive tasks. Those hoping to get through a busy day with Lemon Skunk may want to consider micro-dosing.

Traits of Lemon Skunk and Lemon Skunk Seeds

The Lemon Skunk strain is a hybrid cross-bred. This strain is an offspring of an even more famous hybrid, Skunk No. 1. Strains in the skunk family line have a reputation for being a bit hazy and slightly hypnotic, but upbeat and euphoric overall. Lemon Skunk has inherited sativa-dominant traits and is considered easy to grow. The flowers from Lemon Skunk should be a crystally forest green with plenty of orange hairs. For best flavor, harvest this strain between 50 and 56 days.

Making top strain lists over the past five years, this is one potent bud. Often producing up to 22 percent THC, even experienced consumers will likely be impressed by the power of this bud. In high doses, the strain can cause some dizziness. Yet, unlike other contemporary sativa-hybrids, it does not often cause raciness or anxiety. Unless, of course, the consumer is sensitive to THC.

This strain can sure make an impression on the nose. As the name suggests, Lemon Skunk has a sharp and strong citrus aroma. This is accompanied by a pungent and perhaps slightly sweet skunkiness. A dry pull of this strain is recommended before hitting a joint, blunt, or any other smokable.

With its skunk-dominant lineage, most users wouldn’t expect Lemon Skunk to be a fresh and fragrant smoke. The strain is famed for its zesty lemon scent and taste. The compelling citrus and skunk flavors yield a euphoric and invigorating buzz, perfect to uplift any mood.

The strain made the High Times list of top 10 strains in 2009, proceeding several other honors for strain genetics. The award-winning strain has cultivated a following due to its strong flavors, strong cerebral high, and slightly sedative body high.

Smokers most enjoy using Lemon Skunk during the day to foster a pleasantly active and uplifting day high. Lemon Skunk buds should have a potent scent and produce light green nugs thickly coated with orange hairs.

Potential Positive Effects

When smoked, Lemon Skunk fosters a stimulating, cerebral high. Users say the strong mental impact can inspire an introspective or energetic high. Smokers can be inspired to be social or solo to tackle creative projects or activities. Lemon Skunk still delivers a palpable body high.

Those new to the strain can lapse into naps after the initial buzz wears off. Most common effects include happiness, euphoria, creativity, relaxation, and energy.

Its effects begin with a surge of uplifting cerebral stimulation, which often leads to introspection. Many describe this strain as thought-provoking and creativity-inducing, and some find Lemon Skunk to be also exhilarating and energetic. Often, the numbing and calming effects of the body stone cause users to feel slightly sedated.

Its effects begin with a surge of uplifting cerebral stimulation, which often leads to introspection. Many describe this strain as thought-provoking and creativity-inducing, and some find Lemon Skunk to be also exhilarating and energetic. Often, the numbing and calming effects of the body stone cause users to feel slightly sedated.

Inexperienced users may find it puts them to sleep an hour or two after the initial cerebral stimulation wears off.

Potential Negative Effects

The most common negative side effect of Lemon Haze is dry mouth. Less frequently, users report dry eyes, headaches, paranoia, and dizziness.

Medical Benefits of Lemon Skunk

While most popular in recreational circles, medical marijuana patients can turn to this lively Sativa when they need relief from a number of ailments.

• Particularly effective in combating nausea and vomiting, this herb can help to settle the stomach and keep food down
• Mental health disorders, such as depression and anxiety, may be managed by this easygoing bud
• Marijuana patients looking for pain relief, especially during the daytime, may enjoy this citrus flower

Growing Lemon Skunk

Lemon Skunk plants are tall and easy to trim. Plants flourish best as multibranch plants supported with moderate to heavy amounts of nutrients. Typically, Lemon Skunk plants yield between 400 to 600 grams per square meter. Plants should have a high calyx to leaf ratio. Lemon Skunk plants produce the best yields once they have flowered for 55 to 65 days.

It’s said that growers with any experience level can grow Lemon Skunk successfully. When grown outdoors, the strain will be ready for harvest in 8-10 weeks. Lemon Skunk will be ready to harvest in the Southern hemisphere in around April.

Where to find Lemon Skunk

Lemon Skunk is popular in medical and recreational markets. Lemon Skunk is the strain of choice throughout Oregon, Colorado, Washington, California, Nevada, and British Columbia in Canada. The potent strain has moderate popularity throughout international markets.