hybrid
18 to 22 percent THC range
Flavors
  • Lemon (41% of reported flavors)
  • Citrus (36% of reported flavors)
  • Pine (23% of reported flavors)

Lemon Haze is a shared name covering multiple sativa-dominant strains, with different genetics circulating under the same citrus-soaked banner. Two prominent versions take different routes through the Haze family, but both put Lemon Skunk and bright citrus squarely in the driver's seat.


Origin 1: One widely documented version crosses Lemon Skunk with Silver Haze. Lemon and sweet citrus lead the charge, with skunk, herbs, earth, and Haze spice riding underneath. It's bright and sharp without losing the funky bottom end Lemon Skunk brings to the party.


Origin 2: Royal Queen Seeds sells its version as Lemon Shining Silver Haze, crossing Lemon Skunk with Shining Silver Haze. The citrus gets cranked up here, with tart lemon and sweetness giving way to earth, pepper, and a little skunky Haze funk. Its exact terpene breakdown isn't independently confirmed, but nobody is mistaking the nose for anything but lemon.


People who've spent real time with these cuts describe a similar destination with different energy. Origin 1 tends to ease in clear-headed, easygoing, and euphoric before a mellow body buzz starts creeping underneath. Royal Queen Seeds' cut comes in hotter, with talkative energy, racing ideas, and creative sparks showing up early. Both keep the momentum alive, but one eases into the high while the other kicks the damn door in.

Lemon Haze is a beginner-friendly, sativa-dominant Haze-family strain that tends to stretch tall, reaching around 4–5 feet (roughly 140 cm) indoors and climbing taller outdoors, and it does best in warm, sunny, dry, Mediterranean-style conditions. It flowers in roughly 8–9 weeks and is noted for solid resilience against common pests and mold, which makes it fairly forgiving for less experienced growers. Yields run generous under strong light, with indoor harvests reported around 425–475 g/m² (up to about 15 oz/m²) and outdoor plants capable of roughly 18 oz per plant, finishing around mid-October. Because Lemon Haze is often confused with the closely related Super Lemon Haze, published grow figures vary by source and phenotype, so treat these numbers as general estimates.
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