Lemonberry Strain
Lemonberry is a hybrid strain known for its balanced head and body effects and sweet, citrusy flavors.
Flavors
Common Usage
Effects
Growing Info
How to Grow the Lemonberry Strain
Lemonberry is slightly sativa dominant and grows well both indoors and outdoors. This strain is known for producing large, resinous buds and generally takes about 60-70 days to flower. Originating from the Pacific Northwest, it thrives under moderate climate conditions.
The History and Genetics of Lemonberry Strain
Lemonberry, also known as “Lemon Berry” and “Lemonberry Kush,” is a hybrid strain by Fusion Seeds. It combines the genetics of Dabney Blue and Lemon Thai, producing a delightful mix of berry and citrus flavors with uplifting effects.
Lemonberry Strain: Aroma, Flavor & Appearance
Lemonberry boasts a delicious taste profile dominated by lemon and blueberry flavors, with notes of berry. Its aroma follows suit with a combination of sweet blueberries, citrus, and vanilla. Visually, it features oversized dark green buds with a visible layer of sticky resin, and fiery orange hairs.
Medical Benefits of Lemonberry Strain
Lemonberry is cherished for its balanced effects, making it ideal for treating conditions such as stress, pain, anxiety, chronic pain, migraines, fatigue, and muscle spasms. Its uplifting head buzz and relaxing body effects provide significant relief for various symptoms.
Main Effects of Lemonberry Strain
The primary effects of Lemonberry include feelings of happiness, giggles, and tingles. Users report a significant increase in creativity and sociability, often accompanied by fits of laughter.
Potential Side Effects of Lemonberry Strain
Negative effects of Lemonberry include dizziness, dry mouth, and dry eyes. To keep these at bay, it’s recommended to stay hydrated and start with a small dose to gauge your tolerance.
