Llimonet Haze THC Feminized Seeds · Elite Seeds · Sativa-Dominant Citrus Powerhouse

Llimonet Haze THC Feminized Seeds from Elite Seeds are your ticket to cultivating a legendary sativa-dominant strain renowned for its explosive citrus aroma, towering yields, and a euphoric high that fuels creativity and energy. This is the result of over ten years of selective back-crossing, creating a plant that's both a grower's dream and a connoisseur's delight.

Ever feel like your grow space is underperforming, or you're stuck with strains that promise flavor but deliver disappointment? You invest time, energy, and hope, only to harvest buds that smell grassy and smoke harsh. It's frustrating, wasting months on a plant that doesn't live up to its genetic potential. But what if you could unlock a strain that's been refined for a decade, guaranteeing not just survival, but spectacular success? Llimonet Haze THC is that solution—a proven genetic masterpiece designed for reliability and massive, terpene-rich returns.

Your Blueprint for a Monster Harvest

Growing Llimonet Haze THC is straightforward if you follow a clear plan. This plant thrives on structure, rewarding careful attention with its best performance.

Stage 1: Laying the Foundation

Start with confidence. Germinate your seeds in a warm, humid environment (22–25°C / 71–77°F). For a strong, stress-free start that promotes explosive root development, consider using a premium mycorrhizal inoculant like Orca. Transplant into its final, large pot early—this sativa loves room to stretch its legs.

• Choose the Right Home: For outdoor monsters, a pot of at least 25–50 L (6.6–13.2 gal) is ideal. Indoors, a 15–20 L (4–5.3 gal) pot works well in a SCROG setup.
• Substrate is Key: Use a light, airy, and well-draining soil or coco mix. Good aeration prevents overwatering, the number one killer of seedlings.
• Environment: Maintain a humidity of 60–70% and temperatures around 24°C (75°F) for the first couple of weeks.

Stage 2: Vegetative Vigor and Training

This is where Llimonet Haze shows its sativa heart. It will grow vigorously, so planning its structure is crucial for maximizing light penetration and bud sites.

1. Light Schedule: Indoors, run an 18/6 light cycle. Outdoors, it will begin its explosive growth in spring/summer.
2. Feed for Growth: Use a balanced, nitrogen-rich fertilizer during veg. The plant will develop a bushy structure with many branches.
3. Training is Essential: This strain responds excellently to Low-Stress Training (LST). Gently bend and tie down main branches during late veg/early flower to create an even canopy. Topping once can also encourage more colas.
4. Support Early: Due to its heavy yields, installing a support net (SCROG) early in the flowering stretch will prevent branches from snapping later.

Stage 3: The Flowering Powerhouse

The real magic happens here. Once flowering is triggered (or it begins automatically outdoors), prepare for an impressive stretch and resin production.

1. The Stretch: Expect a significant height increase (up to double) in the first 2–3 weeks of flowering. Manage your space accordingly.
2. Dial in the Environment: Lower humidity to 40–50% to prevent mold. Ensure excellent airflow around the dense buds.
3. Switch Nutrients: Transition to a flowering-specific nutrient regimen higher in Phosphorus (P) and Potassium (K). A quality bloom booster like Bloombastic can enhance bud density and terpene production during weeks 4–6 of flower.
4. Watch for Ripeness: Flowers mature in approximately 11–12 weeks indoors or are ready by mid-November outdoors. Trichomes will turn from clear to milky white for a peak energetic high.

Stage 4: Harvest, Dry, and Savor

Harvest time is reward time. A proper dry and cure will lock in that legendary Llimonet lemon-incense flavor.

• Flush: For the cleanest taste, flush with plain, pH-balanced water for the final 10–14 days.
• Harvest: Cut when most trichomes are milky with a few turning amber for a more balanced effect.
• Dry Slowly: Hang whole plants or branches in a dark room at 16–20°C (60–68°F) and 50–60% RH for 10–14 days.
• Cure for Perfection: Jar the dried buds, burping daily for 2–4 weeks. This process smoothens the smoke and intensifies the aroma.

Why a Structured Grow Beats Guesswork

Following a clear plan with Llimonet Haze THC isn't just recommended; it's what separates a good harvest from a legendary one.

• Maximized Yield: Proper training turns its vigorous growth into dozens of top-quality colas instead of one lanky main stem.
• Healthier Plants: Controlled feeding and environment prevent nutrient lockout, pests, and dreaded bud rot.
• Predictable Results: You know what to expect and when, removing stress and letting you enjoy the process.
• Superior Quality: Optimal conditions during late flower mean denser buds, more resin, and that unforgettable sharp lemon-incense terpene profile.
• You Become the Expert: Each cycle you learn more, making the next one even easier and more productive.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Llimonet Haze THC good for beginners?

Its growth is vigorous but manageable. Beginners should be prepared for its size and need for training. If you follow the guidelines and don't overcomplicate feeding, you can achieve great results.

How tall does it get outdoors?

It can become a true monster, reaching between 2.5–2.8 m (8.2–9.2 ft). Plan your space and consider topping/LST to manage height and improve light penetration to lower buds.

What's the yield potential?

Outdoors, a single well-grown plant can yield over 2 kg (4.41 lb). Indoors, you can expect around 550 g/m² (1.21 lb/ft²) under optimal conditions. It's a heavy producer.

How do I control the intense smell during flowering?

The lemon-incense aroma is strong. For indoor grows, a high-quality carbon filter is non-negotiable. Outdoors, be mindful of your surroundings as the scent can carry.

What's the best way to consume it?

To fully appreciate its complex flavor profile, vaporizing at a medium temperature is ideal. It preserves the delicate citrus and spicy incense terpenes perfectly.

Technical Specifications

• Breeder / Brand: Elite Seeds
• Type: Feminized Photoperiod
• Dominance: Sativa-dominant (70% Sativa / 30% Indica)
• Genetics: Selective back-cross of a Haze with a Llimonet phenotype over 10+ years.
• Indoor Flowering Time: 11–12 weeks
• Outdoor Harvest Time: Mid-November (Northern Hemisphere)
• Indoor Yield: Approx. 550 g/m² (1.21 lb/ft²)
• Outdoor Yield: Up to 2000 g/plant (4.41 lb/plant) or more
• Indoor Height: 1.2–1.4 m (3.94–4.59 ft)
• Outdoor Height: 2.5–2.8 m (8.20–9.19 ft)
• Difficulty: Medium (Requires space management and training)
• Structure: Vigorous, bushy growth with many branches. Significant stretch in early flower.
• Ideal Climate: Prefers a dry, Mediterranean-like climate with low humidity, especially during flowering.
• Resistance: Good overall vigor. Ensure good airflow to prevent mold in dense colas.
• Training: Excellent candidate for LST, topping, and SCROG to manage height and maximize yield.
• Recommended Pot: Minimum 15–20 L (4–5.3 gal) indoors; 25–50 L (6.6–13.2 gal) or more outdoors.
• Aroma in Grow: High – Strong lemon and incense notes. A carbon filter is essential indoors.
• THC: High (Estimated 18–22%)
• CBD: Low
• Aromatic Profile: Dominant terpenes: Limonene (citrus), Pinene (pine), and Caryophyllene (spicy).
• Flavor: Intense lemon/citrus upfront, followed by earthy, spicy, and classic Haze incense notes.
• Effect: Euphoric, energetic, and cerebral. Perfect for daytime use, enhancing creativity, focus, and social activities without heavy sedation.

Personal Experience of Pevgrow’s CEO (Alan)

Llimonet Haze THC has been a staple in my personal outdoor garden for years, and it never fails to impress. The first thing that hits you is the smell—it's like walking into a citrus grove mixed with a spice market. Outdoors, she's a beast; you need to top her early and maybe even twice to control that sativa stretch, otherwise you'll have a 3-meter tree that's hard to hide. I use a simple organic soil mix and start her in a final 50 L pot to avoid any transplant stress. The key is patience during flowering. She takes her sweet time, but when those buds start stacking in the final weeks, the resin production is insane. Compared to other hazes, the yield is in another league, but you have to watch for autumn humidity with those dense colas. My pro-tip? Don't harvest too early. Wait for that intense lemon smell to peak and the trichomes to be mostly milky for that classic, clear-headed sativa rocket fuel. It's the perfect strain for a long day of work or an epic creative session.