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Watermelon Martini
Watermelon Martini is a fruit-forward hybrid that Lit Farms developed by crossing Melon Runtz with Lemon Cherry Gelato. It's widely bred as an indica-leaning hybrid, though you'll see debate over whether it reads more indica or sativa. What sets this strain apart is a bright melon and zesty citrus nose, layered over a creamy, slightly earthy base. On the palate, that watermelon note carries through, rounded out by a sour, tangy finish that earns the martini in its name.
Reviewers often describe a relaxing body ease that settles in gently, and many people report a pronounced sense of relaxation. Others note feeling uplifted and happy. Some say it nudges them toward a more creative headspace, which makes it a common pick for evening wind-downs. Its dominant terpenes, including myrcene and limonene, help explain the calming, citrus-bright character that people keep coming back to. The buds are worth a look: fluffy, grape-shaped nugs in emerald green with purple undertones, wrapped in orange hairs and a frosty coat of trichomes.
Watermelon Martini is a moderate-difficulty strain, which makes it a reasonable fit for growers who already have a grow or two behind them and want a fruit-forward flower. It finishes flowering in roughly 65 days, or about nine weeks, a timeline confirmed on Seedfinder. It performs well in both indoor and outdoor setups and tends to favor a warm, temperate climate. Expect dense, resinous buds in forest green, carrying bright orange pistils. Reliable height and gram-per-plant figures aren't consistently published across sources, so those specifics are left out here rather than guessed at.
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