- Lemon (54% of reported flavors)
- Citrus (31% of reported flavors)
- Apricot (15% of reported flavors)
Lemon G’s citrus credentials are stronger than its propagation certificate, with several versions sharing the name.
Origin 1: The original Ohio Lemon G circulated as a clone-only selection from an unidentified breeder. Its ancestry is commonly linked to G13, but neither the “G13 phenotype” story nor the proposed Early Misty × G13 cross is firmly established. Sharp lemon, sweet citrus, and a diesel edge give this Midwestern cut its reputation. Like someone zested their garbage with lemon and got seriously carried away. Potency varies, with no verified range covering authentic Ohio cuts.
Origin 2: Willie’s Remedy Seed Co. offers feminized Lemon G listed as G13 × Kali Mist, a 75/25 sativa-leaning hybrid. This offering pairs sweet lemon with pine, herbs, and spice. Its listing gives CBD below 2% but leaves THC unspecified; the named cross shouldn’t be treated as proof of the Ohio original’s ancestry.
Origin 3: Terrapin and Elevate describe a CBD-rich Lemon G as G13 × Northern Lights, with the original breeder unidentified. Strong lemon fragrance meets a gentler herbal-and-pine flavor profile. Elevate lists approximately 11.25–17.12% THC alongside elevated CBD, making this a meaningfully different cannabinoid proposition from THC-dominant Lemon G.
Accounts across the name favor an uplifted, sociable mood with physical relaxation, while the seed offering is described as creative and focusing. The CBD-rich version also receives reports of a happy, talkative experience, though the balance depends on the batch and person. Lemon G’s social reputation suggests a quick catch-up that somehow acquires three side quests and a sandwich.
Origin 1: The Ohio original is maintained through cuttings, with approximately 70 days of flowering commonly listed. Indoor and outdoor cultivation are reported, but dependable height and yield specifications for the authenticated cut are scarce. Seeds bearing the name aren’t automatically genetically identical to that clone.
Origin 2: Willie’s Remedy lists its feminized photoperiod version at 9–11 weeks of flowering, with potential heights around 150 cm indoors and 200 cm outdoors. Advertised yields reach 350 g/m² indoors or 400 g per plant outdoors. Those are supplier estimates for this seed offering, with results dependent on phenotype and conditions.
Origin 3: Terrapin and Elevate publish the CBD-rich version’s lineage and chemical profile but don’t provide a complete cultivation specification. The Ohio cut’s flowering window and the seed offering’s yields shouldn’t be transferred to it without supporting grow records.
