How to grow Lemon Haze
Taste
Seb's take
Barney's Farm crossed Lemon Haze with their BF Super Auto #1 to keep the classic sativa stretch and open branching in a package manageable for smaller setups. Lemon zest and mild sweetness sit over a soft earthy base, and the high stays refreshing, clear and focused rather than jittery.
Where it comes from
Barney's Farm crossed Lemon Haze with their own BF Super Auto #1 to bring the classic Haze character into an autoflowering format. The result runs 70 percent sativa to 30 indica, keeping the fast stretch, open branching and energetic growth rhythm of the Haze side while staying manageable in smaller setups thanks to the auto parent. A tidy conversion, in short, that preserves the sativa vigour without demanding the ceiling a full Haze usually would.
Nose & flavour
Lemon zest leads, with a mild sweetness behind it and a fruity, citrus brightness on top, all resting on a soft earthy base. It is a refreshing, well-balanced profile, the citrus lively but grounded, as pleasant to smell as the record says it is to grow. A clean, bright nose in the Lemon Haze manner, unfussy and appetising, with just enough earth to keep it from being merely sharp.
The high
Refreshing and clear-headed. The effect runs uplifting, focused and energetic, a bright daytime character that keeps the mind engaged rather than scattered. The record makes a point of the clarity, and it reads that way: a mood-lifting experience without the jitter, the sativa energy kept in useful order. Good working company, cheerful and sharp, well suited to the productive part of the day.
Growing it
Easy to handle even in smaller setups, despite the classic sativa behaviour, fast stretch and open branching included. She stays a manageable medium, running roughly 90 to 110cm, and flowers over 65 to 70 days from the automatic clock. Yield sits at a healthy 458 to 549 g/m², and THC at 24 percent. The auto format keeps the schedule simple, no light changes to manage, and the open structure lets light into the lower sites. A vigorous, productive plant that stays within reasonable bounds.
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Common questions about Lemon Haze
How long does Lemon Haze take to flower?
Around 10 weeks of flowering, by the breeder's numbers.
Is Lemon Haze an autoflower or a photoperiod strain?
An autoflower — she flowers on age rather than light hours, which simplifies the schedule considerably.
How tall does Lemon Haze grow?
Around 110 cm. Standard tent territory.
How strong is Lemon Haze?
The breeder lists THC around 24%. Firmly in the strong band.