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10 seeds
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Alchimiaweb welcomes here a new feminized marijuana variety developed by the guys from Philosopher Seeds, the Lemon OG Candy.
Lemon OG Candy is the result of the cross between a Super Lemon OG elite cut and Amnesia Haze. It is a vigorous and easy to grow plant, ideal for novice growers since it is also highly resistant to pests and diseases. It provides excellent harvests with any growing medium or system.
Thanks to its vegetative vigour this plant does not need a prolongued growth stage prior to bloom. Actually, and depending on growing conditions, it can be directly germinated under a 12/12 photoperiod. Philosopher Seeds reported excellent results when growing Lemon OG Candy in 3.5L pots and with flowering photoperiod since the beginning.
Despite its Sativa dominance, Lemon OG Candy is harvested after 70 days of flowering indoors, around late October if grown outdoors in the northern hemisphere. In both cases the grower can expect abundant harvests of frosty buds, up to 600gr/m2 indoors and 500-2000gr/plant outdoors.
The frosty buds of Lemon OG Candy release a very pleasant Haze scent with sweet and earthy notes. The effect is stimulating and creative, ideal for practicing sports and chilling with friends.
Lemon OG Candy by Philosopher Seeds info:
- Genetics: Amnesia Haze x Super Lemon OG
- Type: Feminised seeds
- 65% Sativa - 35% Indica hybrid
- Indoor flowering: 55-65 days
- Indoor yield: 500-600gr/m2
- Outdoor harvest (N.hemisphere): late October
- Outdoor harvest (S.hemisphere): early April
- Outdoor yield: 500-2000gr/plant
- THC: 20%
- CBD: 0,1%
- CBG: 1,2%
We would like to remind our customers that cannabis seeds are not listed in the European Community catalogue. They are products intended for genetic conservation and collecting, in no case for cultivation. In some countries it is strictly forbidden to germinate cannabis seeds, other than those authorised by the European Union. We recommend our customers not to infringe the law in any way, we are not responsible for their use.
