- Heritage
- unknown
- Flowering
- 63 days
- Seeds
- feminized
- Feminized
- yes
- Autoflowering
- no
- Indoor yield
- 350–500 g
Genetics
About this release
Limez feminized by Humboldt Seed Company is a photoperiod variety celebrated for its explosive citrus terpene profile, energizing potency, and exceptional resin production. This modern hybrid is crafted for fans of bold, sour flavors who want a stimulating and creativity-driven experience.
From the first encounter, Limez impresses with sharp lime zest layered over tart lemon and a sour twist, rounded out by subtle fizzy soda nuances. The result is a contemporary, high-impact terpene profile. Its buds display a vibrant lime-green hue, forming tight, compact flowers drenched in a thick coating of shimmering trichomes—clear evidence of its refined genetic background and strong extraction potential. Genetics and Origin of LimezLimez is the outcome of meticulous breeding work by Humboldt Seed Company, widely respected in the United States for its scientific methodology and data-driven selection process.
This cultivar represents an F3BX2 line, ensuring genetic stability, uniformity, and consistency. Its lineage merges three standout citrus-driven parents: Key Lime Pie, Long Point Lime, and Limez itself.
Key Lime Pie contributes creamy sweetness and a subtle effervescent undertone, while Long Point Lime intensifies the sharp, sour citrus edge. Together, they create a balanced hybrid with powerful terpene expression and a floral structure optimized for heavy resin production.
The breeding objective was clear: maximize aromatic intensity, psychoactive impact, and concentrate yields while preserving a functional, uplifting effect. Cultivation: Structure and PerformanceLimez adapts smoothly to both indoor and outdoor environments. During vegetative growth, it develops vigorous plants with solid branching and responds well to training techniques.
In flowering, it produces dense, resin-saturated buds coated in glossy trichomes. This resin abundance makes Limez especially appealing for extractions, with returns reaching up to 3% under optimal conditions—an attractive figure for e