Lemon Haze

Back Story

An all-time favorite, this Columbian-grown delicacy is the love-child of Lemon Skunk and Silver Haze. The terpenes were extracted from cannabis plants that are cultivated in Columbian mountains at altitudes of 2,000 metres, and exposed to an average of 12 hours of sunlight per day, all year-round. The consistent sunlight is known to further enhance the terpene concentration and their functional properties, making for resilient plants. 

The high-altitudes have been shown to enrich the terpene content and the therapeutic properties of the cannabis plants, which are used locally for their medicinal and healing effects. Traditionally the plant has been used for pain relief and generating feelings of ease.

The Lemon Haze cannabis plants have been cultivated naturally in small batches, and fed organic fertilisers with jungle substrates and fruit compost (coconuts, bananas, mangoes, coffee and humus), effectively multiplying their terpene variety and concentration, while strengthening their aromas and flavours. 

Effects

Lemon Haze terpenes are reported to be energising and uplifting. Users find themselves talkative and engaged with subtle feelings of physical euphoria. It has been reported that Lemon Haze brings clear focus and cerebral relaxation, helping alleviate alleviate feelings of anxiety, stress and depression. Other users have seen benefits in lessening pain and bringing relief from ADHD.

Aromas and Flavours

Characterised by its lemon and lime aromas and flavours, with well-rounded skunky tones.

Dominant Terpenes

Limonene is the dominant terpene with its citrusy tones. Myrcene and beta-Caryophyllene are other dominant terpenes within these terpenes.

Applications

This versatile terpene can be used in a variety of applications, including aromatherapy, cannabinoid oils, beer brewing and edibles. Its citrusy profile makes it an excellent choice for use in beers and energising oils.