Lemon Haze
Lemon Haze is a collective name for several sativa-dominant hybrids that prioritize sharp, citrus-forward profiles, typically derived from Lemon Skunk and various Haze lineages.
About Lemon Haze
Lemon Haze functions as a shared moniker for multiple sativa-dominant strains, each sharing a focus on bright, citrus-heavy terpene profiles. Because the name is used broadly, the genetics often vary depending on the breeder or source.
One common iteration is a cross between Lemon Skunk and Silver Haze. This version is characterized by a sharp, sweet lemon aroma balanced by underlying notes of skunk, herbs, earth, and traditional Haze spice. Users often describe the experience as starting with a clear-headed, euphoric onset that gradually transitions into a mellow physical relaxation.
Another prominent version, marketed by Royal Queen Seeds as Lemon Shining Silver Haze, crosses Lemon Skunk with Shining Silver Haze. This selection is noted for an intensified tart lemon sweetness, accompanied by earth, pepper, and a distinct Haze funk. Reports suggest this cut provides a more immediate, high-energy experience, often characterized by talkativeness, racing thoughts, and creative stimulation.
Plant characteristics
Lemon Haze plants are sativa-dominant and tend to exhibit significant vertical growth, typically reaching 4–5 feet (approximately 140 cm) indoors, with taller profiles when grown outdoors. The strain is generally suited for warm, sunny, and dry Mediterranean climates. Flowering time is estimated at 8–9 weeks, with outdoor harvests typically occurring in mid-October. The plants are reported to have good resilience against common pests and mold. Indoor yields are estimated between 425–475 g/m², while outdoor plants may produce up to 18 oz per plant.