Lemon Cake Feminized by Heavyweight Seeds

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Heavyweight Seeds Lemon Cake is a feminised Indica dominant hybrid, a cross between two Skunk genetic lines, Cheese and Lemon Skunk. The result is a variety with 100% Skunk genes that offers a euphoric, active and creative effect.

Lemon Cake has a vigorous development that adapts well to the current techniques and cultivation methods such as SOG, SCROG, Main lining and Topping among others, and to the various cannabis substrates such as soil, coconut or pure hydroponic systems.

Lemon Cake, a vigorous and easy to cultivate variety

It is a very vigorous strain, so it is recommended a short initial development unless we want to obtain large plants. During flowering it has a pronounced stretching which needs to be controlled because the plants cultivated in interior can reach a height of 140cm. Cultivated outdoors can produce large plants reaching almost 2m or more depending on the growing conditions.

Lemon Cake has a prodigious flowering, producing a large number of buds that sprout in each internode. It offers an abundant production that is ready to harvest indoors after about 9-10 weeks, with a yield of up to 700g per m2. Cultivated outdoors, the harvest is ready in mid-October in the northern hemisphere, and in April in the southern hemisphere, with a yield of up to 800g per plant. It is recommended to use stakes or support meshes to prevent the buds weight twist or break the branches.

Lemon Cake, stimulant, euphoric and psychedelic

Lemon Cake buds are coated by a sticky resin layer containing THC levels of 23% and only 0.3% CBD, offering a cheerful, active, creative and euphoric effect.

Its therapeutic angle makes it a good option to reduce stress, stimulate appetite and alleviate chemotherapy side effects.

On an organoleptic level, it delivers a mixture of musky citric fruits.

It is an ideal variety as a commercial plant and for the self-cultivator who seeks to fill its cultivation area with large and delicious buds for self-consumption.

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