How to grow Lemon Venom
THC 18% 
Flowering 60 days 
Yield 600 g/m² Taste
Seb's take
Sensi Star, Big Bud and Mega Lemon combine into something that lives up to the name — the high arrives fast and heavy, leaving you briefly unable to speak before an energetic buzz creeps back in. Sweet-sour citrus and earthy pine sit against a smell described, not unkindly, as acrid and almost bleach-like. There is, the breeder notes, no known antidote.
Where it comes from
Cream of the Crop assembled three parents here: Sensi Star, Big Bud and Mega Lemon. Sensi Star and Big Bud between them account for the potency and the weight of the harvest; Mega Lemon supplies the citrus that names it. A full indica by the record's reckoning, and one that, as the breeder is fond of pointing out, has no known antidote.
Nose & flavour
The taste is a sweet and sour citric zest set against earthy, pine terpenes — a sharp, bright profile with a grounded base. The smell is another matter, described in the record as acrid and tangy, almost like bleach. Not a discreet plant, then, and not one pretending to be. It travels, and it announces itself when it does.
The high
It arrives fast and heavy, an initial wave that leaves you briefly unable to speak. Rather than fading, it then creeps back up into an energetic, buzzy feeling that carries throughout. A two-part effect, in other words: a hard landing followed by a slow rise. The breeder's own summary is that it lives up to the name, and it is difficult to argue.
Growing it
Flowering in 60 days, with a heavy 600 g/m² yield and THC recorded at 18%. No height figure is given, so judge the frame by eye and train to the space you have rather than to a number on a page. A 100% indica, which points to a stockier, denser habit than a sativa cross would give — read her structure through stretch and support the colas if they ask for it. The strength does the work here; the growing asks little beyond attention.
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Common questions about Lemon Venom
How long does Lemon Venom take to flower?
Around 9 weeks of flowering, by the breeder's numbers.
Is Lemon Venom an autoflower or a photoperiod strain?
A feminized photoperiod strain — flowering starts when you switch the lights, so the timing is yours to control.
How strong is Lemon Venom?
The breeder lists THC around 18%. Firmly in the strong band.
