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Today on ISMOKE we are taking a look at yet another classic cannabis strain as we present our Super Lemon Haze Strain Review.
The Super Lemon Haze strain is a cross of Lemon Skunk X Super Silver Haze, bred by Greenhouse Seeds.
Super Lemon Haze (SLH) stands out as a highly favorable cannabis strain for cultivators due to its resilience against pests and diseases, making it accessible even for beginners. This strain has a relatively swift flowering period of 7-9 weeks and is notable for its generous yield potential. However, one of the main cultivation challenges is managing its height, as SLH plants can grow quite tall, necessitating ample space or the strategic use of greenhouses to optimize conditions and protect from direct sunlight.
The buds of Super Lemon Haze are visually appealing, adorned with a resinous layer that highlights their light green color, punctuated by orange to brown pistils, giving the flowers a vibrant, yet somewhat pale appearance. This aesthetic, coupled with its high resilience, makes SLH a popular choice among growers looking for both visual appeal and ease of cultivation.
For those looking to grow Super Lemon Haze indoors, it’s essential to consider space to accommodate the plant’s potential height. Techniques such as topping or using a Screen of Green (SCROG) can help manage its growth and maximize indoor space efficiently. Additionally, ensuring proper lighting, ventilation, and humidity control will be crucial to mimic the optimal conditions that SLH thrives in, allowing indoor cultivators to achieve a bountiful harvest reflective of this strain’s inherent potential.
This famous strain combines the lemony aroma and taste with the sweetness of SSH, resulting in a tasty haze strain with very strong citrus notes.
The effects of the Super Lemon Haze are interesting – providing less of an uplifting effect than I was expecting. It took a bit longer to kick in than some of the other recent strains I have reviewed.
The thing I was most impressed with about this particular bit of Super Lemon Haze was the smell, which contained all the notes that I was expecting, even before breaking the buds open. That delicious lemony skunky sweet aroma – mmmm!
Unfortunately, the taste didn’t materialise through either my bong or my Pax 2 Vaporiser, meaning I was left feeling like this phenotype was not really up to standard with the quality I usually review.
As mentioned in the video – it is interesting that after doing the strain reviews for the past 9 months it has shifted my perception on cannabis – some strains (like this) which used to be in my top 10 would now no longer make the cut!
However, it could just be this particular phenotype that I didn’t enjoy as much as the times I have sampled the strain previously, so I am certainly looking forward to sampling some more Super Lemon Haze in the future.
That sums up this week’s cannabis strain review, but you can view more here on our youtube channel.
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