hybrid

Meyers Lemon

aka Meyer's Lemons, Meyer Lemons, Meyers Lemons, Meyer Lemon


Meyers Lemon is out here living a double life. Two completely different strains, two completely different breeders, one shared name — and depending on which jar you grab, you're getting a completely different experience.

Origin 1: Bred by Dark Horse Genetics, this indica-leaning version crosses Irene Alien Dawg with Joe's Lemonade. Limonene leads the terpene profile with bright lemon zest on the inhale, layering in peppery spice and a soft lavender finish. Reviewers describe an uplifting, energetic onset that settles into calm, full-body ease, with buds that are dense and heart-shaped, coated in frosty white trichomes over minty green calyxes, occasionally developing lavender and plum hues.

Origin 2: A separate sativa-dominant version, sold by Landrace Cannabis Co. and Sanctuary Medicinals, crosses Strawberry Apricot with Dual OG. This one leans into sweet strawberry and apricot notes over a classic OG depth, delivering a brighter, more fruit-forward profile than the Dark Horse version, with effects described as energetic and creative.

Bottom line: same name, two different approaches. Know your cut before you spend.

Meyers Lemon is a moderate-difficulty strain that stays compact indoors with tight internodal spacing and a manageable 1.2–1.7x stretch after the flip – making it workable for growers with limited vertical space. Outdoors, it opens up in warm, Mediterranean-style climates and produces dense, soda-can-sized top colas with a high calyx-to-leaf ratio. The dense bud structure means you'll want to keep airflow consistent to avoid botrytis risk during late flowering. This strain responds well to intermediate-level attention, and growers often report rewarding yields after an 8–9 week flowering window when temperatures and humidity stay dialed in.
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