Sativa-dominant hybrid
Bruce Banner Feminized Seeds
- Flowering
- 9-10 wks
- Yield
- 1.6-2 oz/ft²
- Grow level
- Moderate
- Creative
- Energetic
- Euphoric
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Sharp lemon zest, candy sweetness and an herbal haze finish. A sativa-dominant cross of Lemon Skunk and Super Silver Haze that won the Cannabis Cup two years running.
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Super Lemon Haze was bred in Amsterdam, and it made its name quickly. It took first place in the sativa category at the Cannabis Cup in 2008, then won again in 2009. That back-to-back run turned it into one of the best-known lemon strains anywhere.
The parents explain the profile. Lemon Skunk supplies the loud citrus nose and a productive, easy-feeding frame. Super Silver Haze brings the classic haze side: tall growth, long spear-shaped colas, a sweet and herbal finish, and a lively, heady character. Together they make a plant that smells like lemon candy and grows like a true sativa.
Plan for height. This haze-leaning plant can stretch hard after the flip, so indoor growers manage the flowering stretch from day one. These feminized seeds are bred to produce female plants, so the effort you put into training goes into flower, not males you have to pull.
Consumers commonly describe a fast, clear-headed lift that turns social and creative, with very little body weight. Effects usually last two to three hours.
An upbeat, energetic head buzz that many people notice right away.
Focus and sociability tend to peak, which suits daytime plans.
Most people report a smooth fade rather than a heavy crash.
Reported THC of 20-25% with a lively sativa character: start low, especially if haze strains are new to you. Commonly reported downsides include dry mouth, dry eyes and, at higher doses, a jittery or restless feeling. General reports, not medical guidance.
Fresh lemon zest and lemon candy up front, a sugary middle and an herbal, faintly peppery haze finish. The citrus gets loud in late flower, so plan on a carbon filter.
Gives the haze side its bright, herbal lift.
CaryophyllenePepper, spiceAdds the faint spicy edge under the citrus.
MyrceneEarth, ripe fruitRounds out the sweet, fruity base.
Dry slowly at about 60°F and 60% humidity, then jar-cure for at least two weeks. A slow cure keeps the lemon top notes from fading into plain hay.
Rated moderate. The plant is vigorous, productive and fairly forgiving on feeding; the real skill is controlling its height and stretch indoors.
Indoors, Super Lemon Haze can fill a tent fast. Plants usually finish 4 to 6 feet tall, and much of that height arrives in the first few weeks after the flip. Rated moderate, it suits growers who are ready to train it rather than let it run.
Aim for roughly 600-800 PPFD in late veg and 800-1,000 PPFD in flower under LED. Watch the tallest tops, since branches that creep up toward the fixture can bleach. Feed lightly to moderately: haze-leaning plants often show burnt leaf tips on heavy nutrient doses.
Most plants finish 9 to 10 weeks after the switch to 12/12. Haze buds can keep pushing fresh pistils late in flower, and too much heat or light can trigger foxtailing, so judge ripeness by trichomes: mostly cloudy heads keep the effect bright, while a little amber adds some body.
A typical indoor run with a short veg to keep height in check. Flowering time is set by the genetics.
Paper towel at 75-80°F
Gentle light, 65-70% RH
Top early, set the SCROG net
9-10 weeks after the flip
60°F, 60% RH, then jars
Outdoors, Super Lemon Haze becomes a big plant. Expect 6 to 8 feet in full sun and a harvest around mid October at most US latitudes. Plant out after your last spring frost, once nights stay above about 50°F, and give each plant plenty of room and a sturdy stake.
The main risk is the calendar. A mid-October finish leaves little margin where the first frost or cold rains come early, so this strain is happiest where autumns stay warm and sunny. Its long colas are less compact than most indica buds, which helps them shed moisture, but heavy fall storms can still snap branches or start bud rot. Our outdoor planting guide has dates for every USDA zone.
Always check your local rules first. Home cultivation is legal for adults in some states and not in others, and plant limits vary by state.
Long, warm and dry autumns give the haze all the time it needs to ripen.
Strong sun helps, but a mid-October finish often meets the first frost at elevation.
Cold, wet October weather can arrive before the colas are done.
Shorter seasons and damp falls make a greenhouse or early cover worth it.
The long, hot season suits the sativa side; airy colas handle humidity better than dense buds.
Super Lemon Haze is a sativa-dominant hybrid, usually described as about 70-80% sativa. It grows tall with long colas, and its effects are commonly described as energetic and uplifting rather than heavy.
Our supplier reports THC around 20-25%, which is strong by any standard. Results vary by phenotype, grow conditions and harvest timing, so read that range as typical rather than guaranteed.
Most plants finish 9 to 10 weeks after switching to a 12/12 light schedule indoors. Outdoors in the US, expect a harvest around mid October.
Indoors, a well-trained canopy can produce roughly 1.6 to 2 ounces per square foot. Outdoors, vigorous plants in full sun can produce roughly 21 to 25 ounces each. Results depend on light, training and season length.
It is rated moderate. The plant is vigorous and fairly forgiving, but its height means newer growers should top early, use a SCROG net and flip to flower sooner than they would with a compact strain.
Sharp lemon zest and lemon candy lead, with a sweet middle and an herbal haze finish. Terpinolene, caryophyllene and myrcene are the terpenes most often reported.
It does best where autumns stay warm and sunny into mid October, such as inland California, the Southwest and much of the Southeast. In the Midwest, Northeast and higher-elevation Mountain West, frost can arrive before it finishes, so many growers use a greenhouse or grow it indoors.
Yes. Super Lemon Haze won the sativa category at the Cannabis Cup in 2008 and again in 2009. That back-to-back run is a big reason it is still one of the best-known lemon strains.
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