Early Lemon Berry Strain

The Early Lemon Berry Strain has a more euphoric and uplifting high than most other marijuana strains. That’s also the reason why Early Lemon Berry Strain has so many famous relatives.

The Early Lemon Berry Strain can be a tricky plant to grow because it is particularly susceptible to molds, diseases, pests, and environmental stressors like heat and wind. However, the finished flower is truly incredible.

If you do plan to grow the Early Lemon Berry Strain outdoors, we recommend employing some type of enclosure, like a greenhouse, to help protect your plants.

Indoor growers are advised to lower their lights to help prevent stretching, which the Early Lemon Berry Strain is known for doing.

It’s also a good idea to prune your branches early to keep a nice even canopy and prevent your plants from over-shadowing their neighbors. The Early Lemon Berry Strain responds well to pruning, making it an ideal candidate for the SCROG and SOG Techniques.

In general, the Early Lemon Berry Strain also does better in larger containers. However, we still recommend starting the Early Lemon Berry Strain in small containers and transplanting them into larger containers after about a month.

This extra step will help strengthen the roots and ultimately increase the overall yield at harvest.

The Early Lemon Berry Strain earned its reputation because of its fragrance and flavor. We recommend an all-natural feeding regimen to allow those amazing flavors and aromas to take center stage.

Indoor growers should always maintain a temperature of around 68 – 74 degrees Fahrenheit inside their grow space and keep the air circulating. The Early Lemon Berry Strain doesn’t like high humidity so we recommend taking preventative measures against common molds and fungi, such as powder mold.

You can increase your yield, and the overall health of your plant, by allowing the substrate to almost dry out in between waterings. This measure will help encourage root growth and lead to a more vigorous outcome.

Always make sure to calibrate your pH meter properly, and always adjust the pH of your water so that the run-off water measures around 6.0.

Make sure to also allow adequate time for flushing to remove any residual mineral salts that may have accumulated during the bloom cycle.

We recommend that soil growers flush the Early Lemon Berry Strain for 10 to 14 days prior to harvest and that hydroponic growers flush the Early Lemon Berry Strain for 7 to 10 days prior to harvest.

In general, longer flushes tend to produce better flavors and aromas without decreasing yield.

Lastly, be patient. The Early Lemon Berry Strain is a real treat when the buds have the time to fully develop so make sure to monitor the trichomes closely under a 100x microscope and give them time to mature and start to turn amber before harvesting.

If you decide that you would like to try growing the Early Lemon Berry Strain for yourself, just click the buttons below to buy seeds or clones.