Lemon Meringue | Indoor Smalls | 14g
Parents: Sour Lemon Drop, Strawberry Cream Cake
Effects: Uplifted, Energetic, Relaxed, Euphoric, Focused, Sleepy, Creative
Flavors: Earthy, Lemon, Citrus, Sweet
Genetics: Lemon Skunk × Cookies 'N Cream
Description:
Lemon Meringue is a bright, flavor-packed sativa that combines vibrant citrus with smooth dessert notes. The aroma blends fresh lemon zest, sweet cream, and a touch of pine, while the flavor delivers tart lemon, vanilla meringue, and a light cookie finish. Crisp, creamy, and refreshingly balanced, this cultivar offers a sweet twist on classic citrus-forward genetics.
Effects:
Expect energizing focus, uplifting euphoria, and creative inspiration. The experience is lively and refreshing, making Lemon Meringue a great choice for daytime adventures, creative projects, or keeping the momentum going.
Founded in 2018 in Santa Rosa, CA, Lolo is a vertically integrated cannabis brand built for consistency, quality, and value. From cultivation and packaging to distribution, design, and sales—every step is done in-house to maintain full control over the product and experience.
Lolo operates out of a state-of-the-art facility with 40 rooms and 1,600 lights, specializing in indoor-grown flower and legacy strains—many of which have been cultivated and refined for nearly a decade. While we offer many consistent strains, we’re also constantly growing new genetics and experimenting with new crosses to keep our lineup fresh and forward-thinking.
Lolo flower is always indoor grown and packaged fresh—created to deliver a strong, quality buzz at an affordable price. We grow our product and source our packaging with value in mind, and pass the value forward to our customers. As a result of our best in class cultivation efficiencies, we deliver consistent, quality products in a variety of strains.
No frills, no gimmicks, no unnecessary marketing or advertising – just getting you the weed that you want at a low price.
Lolo Key Partners:
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Embarc
Catalyst
Perfect Union
Connected
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March and Ash
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