Lemon Tree

Lemon Tree gained serious traction in the world of weed following two critical competition wins in 2014. To this day, she remains a firm favorite among growers who prefer complex terpene profiles and well-balanced effects. Learn everything you need to know about this cultivar below, including her genetic lineage, potential uses, and growing habits. Strain History of Lemon Tree The origins of Lemon Tree remain somewhat murky. The strain first originated in the city of Santa Cruz in Northern California. The cultivar slowly started to gain traction on the West Coast, and eventually earned international recognition following a stellar year on the competition circuit in 2014; she won first place for Best Hybrid at both the San Francisco and Seattle High Times Cannabis Cup events. As Lemon Tree continued to rise in popularity, other seed banks created their own version of the cultivar. Barney’s Farm, a pioneering seed company located in the Netherlands, bred their own version of the strain using the original parent varieties. Genetic Lineage of Lemon Tree Lemon Tree possesses a fairly balanced genetic profile, consisting of 55% indica and 45% sativa. She produces an impressive amount of THC and a highly complex terpene profile. On top of this, she churns out large yields over a short flowering time. So, from where exactly did this strain inherit these traits? Discover Lemon Tree’s genetic lineage below: • Lemon Skunk: DNA Genetics created Lemon Skunk by crossing two unique Skunk phenotypes. Skunk sits firmly upon the pantheon of legendary cannabis genetics for several reasons, including her mellow high and distinct aroma. Lemon Skunk differs from the original strain in numerous ways, including her particularly citrusy and zesty scent and flavor. With a THC content of 19%, she doesn’t hit as hard as many modern hybrids. Instead, she serves up an energetic and happy high that uplifts the mind in a gentle fashion. Many characteristics of Lemon Skunk are visible in her progen