Early Lemon Berry Strain

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Early Lemon Berry Strain

Las Vegas Lemon Skunk x Member Berry

Genetics:

Breeder:

Ethos Genetics

Variety:

60/40 Indica

Flower Time:

8 - 10 Weeks

Yield:

High

Resin Production:

THC Percentage:

14.17% - 15.67%

CBD Percentage:

0.0% - 0.2%

Height:

Medium

Environment:

Indoor & Outdoor

Flavor:

Musky and Earthy

Aroma:

Sweet, Skunky, and Floral

High:

Euphoric & Uplifting

Early Lemon Berry Strain

About the

Early Lemon Berry Strain

Early Lemon Berry is a cross of Las Vegas Lemon Skunk and Member Berry RBX. Early Lemon Berry is an excellent choice for daytime smokers and includes many bright flavor notes

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Early Lemon Berry Strain

Requirements for Growth

The cannabis plant LOVES sunlight, and this strain is no exception. However, if you plant to grow outdoors, make sure to transition your young plants very gradually. Otherwise, they will have trouble adjusting to the Sun's intense rays.

If you plan to grow indoors, we recommend investing in a good grow light that is designed for cannabis plants.

Your nutrient strength should be between 200 and 600 ppm (parts per million) for young plants in the vegetative phase and between 600 and 1200 for mature flowering plants.

Most plants need watering around 2-3 times per week.

Make sure to use a complete nutrient regimen that includes Calcium, Magnesium, and trace minerals. Most three-part nutrient solutions will include these minerals in their 'Micro' base nutrient, but it's a good idea to check.

Cannabis thrives between 68-76 degrees Fahrenheit (20-24.5 Degrees Celcius).

Make sure you're cycling the air in your grow space every 5 minutes and that you maintain a relative humidity of around 40% - 60%.

In any event, your grow space should be kept as clean as possible.

If you have a space in your home that is bright, sunny, and relatively free of clutter, then there is a good chance that these plants can grow well for you.

Another thing to think about is the type of soil you plan to use. Cannabis plants need good loamy soil in order to grow.