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Lit Marker leaves its signature in gas, cream, and sharp floral funk. Bred by LIT Farms, this indica-leaning hybrid crosses Permanent Marker with Lit OG, pairing the former’s pungent character with the latter’s creamy, earthy depth.

The nose walks a fragrant line between flower shop and fuel stop. Sweetness and citrus peek through earthy pine, while a chemical, slightly soapy edge gives the aroma its bite. Flavor descriptions lean creamy and sweet up front, with pepper, earth, and gas hanging around for the finish. There’s enough softness to round out the funk without rubbing out its signature.

Dense flowers carry deep green coloring, occasional purple shading, and bright orange pistils against a frosty trichome coat. Color varies by phenotype and growing conditions, but resin-heavy buds are a recurring part of its appeal.

Dispensary regulars describe a cheerful, sometimes creative opening followed by a slower slide into physical relaxation. Conversation or a low-key project may hold attention early on, while the body buzz encourages a less ambitious evening. That balance can lean heavier with larger amounts, so “relaxed but focused” is a reported possibility, not a promise.

Lit Marker is commonly listed as a mostly indica Lit Farms photoperiod offered as feminized seed, built for indoor or outdoor runs with a medium height profile. Flowering is commonly listed around 55–70 days, with grower-facing references clustering near 60 days indoors. Expect dense, resin-heavy flowers that can show green-to-purple coloration and bright orange pistils, so keep late-flower humidity in check to protect tight, frosty colas. Published yield and exact climate numbers are thin for this cultivar, so plan canopy space and airflow around its compact-indica structure rather than chasing unconfirmed gram targets.
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