Lemon Mandarin

The Lemon Mandarin Marijuana Seeds from Fastbuds are your direct ticket to a unique growing experience, combining intense citrus flavors with exceptional potency. If you're looking for a strain that surprises you both in taste and effect, keep reading!

What is the genetics of these seeds?

The Lemon Mandarin Seeds from Fastbuds are the result of a meticulous cross between the Lemonade maintained by Fastbuds and Tangie from Crockett's Family Farms. This combination has given rise to a predominantly sativa strain, inheriting the vigor and intense citrus aromas of its ancestors.

What do Lemon Mandarin plants look like?

The Lemon Mandarin plant stands out for its robustness and large size, reaching up to 200 cm under optimal conditions. Its stems are thick, and its leaves, large and intensely green, are distributed in a way that allows excellent light penetration. The buds are fluffy and moderately dense, elongated, with many pistils, and covered in sticky resin. The internodal spacing is wider than in other strains from this bank, but that does not prevent the formation of large buds.

How are these seeds cultivated indoors and outdoors?

Indoors, Lemon Mandarin Seeds from Fastbuds respond very well to techniques like SCROG, thanks to their quick response to pruning, branching, and rapid development that allows filling the SCROG net in a short time. If you want to do it this way, you can place 9 plants/m2 in 11-liter pots, giving approximately 4 weeks of vegetative growth. You can perform a top pruning at 15 days or a little more, and another pruning a few days before changing the photoperiod to flowering. All shoots below the net can be removed so that the plants focus on producing at the top tips.

When growing Lemon Mandarin outdoors, it is crucial to choose a site with plenty of direct sunlight, as its sativa ancestors were accustomed to equatorial and tropical regions with lots of light. This strain enjoys ample space to expand its structure, so it is ideal to leave enough space between plants. You can also set up a trellis structure to guide the branches and limit their growth to the grower's liking. It is also important to consider root space; 100-liter pots can be perfect, but if you think it's too large, you can also choose 50-liter pots.

When is Lemon Mandarin harvested?

Indoors, Lemon Mandarin is usually ready for harvest after 9 to 10 weeks of flowering. Outdoors, in the northern hemisphere, the harvest is done in early October, while in the southern hemisphere it is in early April. These times may vary slightly depending on the climate and growing conditions.

How much do these seeds produce?

Indoors, Lemon Mandarin can produce between 500 and 600 grams per m2. Outdoors, each plant can produce up to 1200 grams under ideal conditions. Additionally, it is an excellent resin producer, making it ideal for extractions.

What is the aroma and flavor of Lemon Mandarin Seeds?

The terpene profile of Lemon Mandarin is intensely citrus, with dominant notes of mandarin and lemon, followed by a sweet and tangy background. When inhaled, the flavor is vibrant and refreshing, while exhaling leaves a prolonged aftertaste that invites continued enjoyment.

What type of effect does this weed have?

The effect of Lemon Mandarin is primarily euphoric and energizing, ideal for daytime enjoyment. With a THC content that can reach up to 30%, it also offers therapeutic benefits such as stress reduction and mood improvement.

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