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Cultivar: Lemon Ku$h Cake Haze

Type: Sativa-Dominant Hybrid Feminized Photoperiod (Sold Out)

Lineage: Lemon OG Haze F4 (Ethos Genetics) × Slumber Cake #22

Mother Lineage: (OG Kush × Lemon Haze) F4

Flower Time: 65-72 Days

Yield: High / Massive, Resin-Drenched Colas

Total Cannabinoids: High / Broad Spectrum

Aroma: This cultivar features a wide variation of terpene profiles. The most common phenos are extraordinarily sweet, smelling like a nutty lemon vanilla cream pound cake. However, the "Hazy" phenotypes lean into heavy gas, pungent earth, and sharp citrus. It ranges from a bright, sugary bakery scent to a deep, industrial fuel-and-lemon-cleaner funk.

Flavor: The flavor profile is just as diverse. The sweet phenos taste like a lemon-infused custard with a buttery, nutty finish. The gas-dominant phenos provide a sharp, acrid lemon-rind inhale followed by a heavy Kush and spice exhale. It is a palate-staining smoke that appeals to both dessert lovers and gas-heads.

Effects: A truly balanced hybrid experience. The Lemon Haze heritage provides a clear, uplifting cerebral buzz, while the OG Kush and Slumber Cakegenetics anchor the high with a soothing, full-body relaxation. It is euphoric and functional in moderate doses, but the heavier "Gas" phenos can lean much further into the Stoney, indica territory.

Visuals & Structure: As seen in the garden shots, this cultivar produces towering, frost-covered colas. The buds are typically bright green with vibrant orange hairs, but the Slumber Cake influence can push some phenos to display dark purple and crimson hues in the foliage. The trichome coverage is immense, giving the flowers a shimmering, "wet" appearance.

Grow Notes: This cultivar is a vigorous producer that responds well to training. Because of the Haze influence, she has a healthy stretch in flower and creates large, dense colas that benefit from good airflow. For the sweet, desert-leaning phenos, keeping temperatures stable is key, while the gassier phenos are incredibly resilient and thrive in varied conditions.