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Sedona Sunrise is a sativa strain that crosses Lemon Burger with Trop Cherry, pulling citrus-forward genetics from Super Lemon Haze and Donny Burger on one side and Tropicana Cookies and Cherry Cookies on the other. It's most commonly attributed to Vortex Premium, an Arizona-based cultivator. On the nose, it opens with sharp lemon zest layered over dark cherry and a gassy, diesel-tinged undertone that doesn't fade quickly. The smoke carries that same lemon-cherry push but finishes with an herbal, piney earthiness.

Enthusiasts often describe the experience as a clean, head-forward energy that moves through conversation, creative work, and outdoor sessions without the jittery edge some sativas carry. It's the kind of mood lift that settles into sustained focus rather than a quick spike and fade. The buds tend toward bright green with dense trichome coverage and occasional purple flashes from the Trop Cherry parent.

Sedona Sunrise is a moderately challenging strain that stays 3–5 feet indoors and stretches to 5–7 feet in outdoor environments. It flowers in 8–10 weeks and thrives in warm, dry conditions between 70–85°F. The dense, resin-heavy bud structure means you'll want to keep humidity in check during late flower to avoid mold. It's a strain that rewards growers with some sativa experience, and outdoor setups often report yields reaching 14–18 oz per plant when temperatures stay consistent and the canopy gets enough airflow. Indoor grows typically produce 400–500 g/m², with harvest landing around mid to late October outdoors.
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