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Fire Lemon OG

5.00 out of 5
(1 customer review)

Fire Lemon OG seeds for a balanced hit of elation and sedation.

High yield.

Flowers in 9 – 10 weeks.

Regular seeds.

THC Content:
Medium THC 15-20%
Medium
High
Very High
Flavor:
Flavors:
Citrus, Fruity,

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Description

The Fire Lemon OG strain is a hybrid of Fire OG and Lemon Kush.

It is 60% indica and 40% Sativa.

Offering a fairly balanced experience that treads a path of euphoria to a mildly sedated body.

Its prowess earned her an award in the 2014 Washington Cannabis Cup for the Best Concentrate.

 

Flavors of the Fire Lemon OG Strain

The Fire Lemon OG strain has a sweet fruity flavor with hints of earth.

Effects of the Fire Lemon OG weed

The Fire Lemon OG strain will leave you happy, relaxed, and sleepy.

As a side effect uses notice cottonmouth and red eyes. In high doses, it builds up anxiety and paranoia for especially novice users.

Fire Lemon OG Regular Seeds Grow Tips

Our Fire Lemon OG seeds can grow both indoors and outdoors and in greenhouses.

It flowers in 9 – 10 weeks.

Our seeds germinate in 3 to 5 days.

With the right growing conditions expect yields ranging between  450grams per square meter for indoor cultivation and 500grams for outdoor cultivation.

Additional information

Strain Type

Hybrid

Flowering Type

Photoperiod

Flowering Time
Genetics

Fire OG, Lemon Kush

Seed Gender

Regular

CBD

Low CBD 0-1%

Yield

High

Flavor

Citrus, Fruity, Sweet

Grows

Greenhouse, Indoors, Outdoors

Climate

Continental, Mediterranean, Temperate

Indica/Sativa Ratio

Indica-Dominant

THC

Medium THC 15-20%

1 review for Fire Lemon OG

5.0 Rating
1-1 of 1 review
  1. A high THC selection, only for the experience.

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