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Lemon Cherry Palms

Lemon Cherry Palms by Sensi Seeds — indica dominant cannabis seeds. 60-day flowering, feminized.

This is Sensi Seeds's release of Lemon Cherry Palms.

Type
Indica dominant
Heritage
mostly indica
Flowering
60 days
Seeds
feminized
Feminized
yes
Autoflowering
no

Genetics

Lemon Cherry GelatoCalifornia IndicaDurban

About this release

Lemon Cherry Palms Feminized is a 60% indica bred from a cross of Lemon Cherry Gelato with California Indica and Durban. California Indica is a classic strain combining Hash Plant with Orange Bud, while Durban brings in the legendary sativa genetics that growers love. Sensi Seeds’ friend Mario Guzman, the founder of Sherbinskis, created Lemon Cherry Palms as a part of his new project Voice of the Plant. This blend has resulted in an average-sized plant with high yields, a straightforward, no-nonsense growth pattern, and a relatively short flowering time. These plants are fairly versatile, meaning that growers shouldn’t have any issues slotting them into whatever setup they’re already running. Growth pattern of Lemon Cherry Palms FeminizedCherry Lemon Palms Feminized cannabis seeds develop into average-sized plants with a well-structured and robust central cola and shorter lateral branches. Even in the late stages of flowering, these plants are relatively compact with bushy vegetation and moderate internodal spacing. Overall, growers should expect a dense central cola taking up the top third of the plant, while the lower branches will each develop smaller (though equally impressive) buds. When grown indoors, growers should expect Lemon Cherry Palms Feminized plants to finish flowering at heights of 70-110 cm with high yields of 400-500 grams per square metre. If grown under natural sunlight, these plants can reach heights of up to 170 cm and produce up to 475-600 grams per plant over their 55 to 65-day flowering period. The buds themselves are dense and resin-soaked with a mix of bright greens, purples, and fiery orange pistils on top of a thick layer of glistening trichomes. These resinous buds are quite leafy, which is likely to make trimming something of a hassle, particularly if trimmed before drying. Thanks to these plants’ average size and versatile genetics, they are incredibly versatile and are a good fit for several advanced growing techniques. Their robust