Lemon Z Feminized Seeds – Dutch Passion’s Citrus-Dominant Hybrid with XL Yield

Lemon Z by Dutch Passion is a stable, high-yielding feminized cannabis strain that delivers an intense lemon-citrus aroma, thick resin coverage, and a powerful, uplifting high—all in a manageable 9-week flowering cycle.

Ever feel like your grow results are all over the place? One harvest tastes amazing, the next is bland or underwhelming—even with the same setup?

That inconsistency kills your confidence. You start doubting your skills, your nutrients, even your seeds. You waste time and product trying to figure out what went wrong, never quite sure if you’ll nail it next time.

Lemon Z solves that. Bred from award-winning Lemon ‘Z’ and Lemon Tree genetics, it’s been stabilized for reliable performance, consistent terpene expression, and repeatable XL yields—so you can trust your grow from seed to jar.

Why Lemon Z delivers rock-solid consistency

Dutch Passion didn’t just cross great strains—they refined a cup winner. By backcrossing their original HighLife Cup–winning Lemon ‘Z’ with Lemon Tree, they locked in that explosive lemon-lime-pine terpene profile while improving flowering time and structural stability. The result? A photoperiod hybrid that behaves predictably across grows.

Its open, sativa-dominant structure responds beautifully to training, and its moderate stretch (2–3 weeks into bloom) is easy to manage. Whether you’re growing in soil, coco, or hydro, Lemon Z maintains its signature flavor, resin production, and yield potential—batch after batch.

Key factors for consistent results—and how Lemon Z helps control them

• Dosing & nutrients: Lemon Z’s indica influence makes it forgiving with feeding—less prone to nutrient burn than pure sativas.
• Training technique: Its flexible branches and strong nodes are ideal for LST or SCROG, ensuring even light distribution and uniform bud development.
• Flowering timing: With a tight 9-week average bloom (63–65 days), harvest windows are predictable—no guessing games.
• Environmental swings: Performs well in Mediterranean climates and controlled indoor setups; moderate humidity tolerance reduces mold risk.
• Phenotype variation: Dutch Passion’s stabilization minimizes outliers—most plants express the dominant lemon-citrus profile and resin-heavy buds.
• Support needs: Buds get dense and heavy; using a support net or stakes (like those used in Dutch Passion’s recommended setups) ensures structure stays intact.

Your repeatable Lemon Z grow routine

1. Start strong: Germinate in a stable, humid environment (22–25°C / 72–77°F, 65–70% RH).
2. Train early: Use LST or top during veg to encourage lateral growth—ideal for SCROG.
3. Switch to 12/12: After 3–4 weeks veg, flip to flowering; expect 2–3 weeks of stretch.
4. Support by week 4: Install netting or stakes as buds begin to form and gain weight.
5. Monitor trichomes: Harvest at 63–65 days when milky trichomes dominate for an energetic high.
6. Record your notes: Track pH, feeding, and environmental conditions to replicate success.

Benefits of predictable, high-quality harvests

• Confidence in every grow—no more “will this work?” anxiety.
• Less wasted product and nutrients from failed or inconsistent batches.
• Faster learning curve: isolate variables instead of chasing phantom issues.
• Always enjoy that signature sour-lemon candy flavor and potent, clear-headed high.
• Share reliable clones or seeds with friends—knowing they’ll get the same elite experience.

Frequently Asked Questions

What if my Lemon Z doesn’t smell strongly of lemon?

Terpene expression depends on light, temperature, and curing. Ensure stable flowering temps (20–25°C / 68–77°F), avoid high humidity late in bloom, and cure slowly in darkness at 60% RH. Most phenos express intense citrus by week 9.

How do I know I’m using the right training method?

Lemon Z thrives with low-stress training (LST) or SCROG. Avoid heavy defoliation during early flowering. If branches snap easily, reduce bending—its sativa structure is flexible but not brittle.

Can I grow Lemon Z outdoors in a cooler climate?

It prefers warm, dry (Mediterranean) conditions but can finish outdoors in temperate zones by early–late October (Northern Hemisphere). Use a greenhouse or cloche if nights drop below 12°C (54°F).

Personal Experience of Pevgrow’s CEO (Alan)

I’ve tested dozens of citrus strains, but Lemon Z stands out for its reliability. On my third grow, I dialed in a sweet spot: 4 weeks veg under 18/6, SCROG at 30 cm (11.81 in), then 9 weeks flower with light PK boost in weeks 5–7. Every time, I get that jaw-dropping lemon-candy aroma by week 9 and dense, resin-coated buds that test near 20% THC.

What I love is how forgiving it is. Even when I slightly overfed during a busy week, it didn’t show tip burn—just kept pumping out trichomes. I always stash a few seeds for backup; it’s my go-to when I want guaranteed flavor and effect without guesswork.

Technical specifications

• Breeder: Dutch Passion
• Type: Feminized photoperiod
• Genetics: (Las Vegas Lemon Skunk × Original Z) × Lemon Tree
• Dominance: Sativa-dominant hybrid
• Flowering time: 9 weeks (63–65 days); up to 10 weeks in suboptimal conditions
• Indoor yield: 500–550 g/m² (16.4–18.0 oz/ft²)
• Outdoor yield: 500–750 g/plant (17.6–26.5 oz/plant)
• Indoor height: 0.70–1.00 m (2.30–3.28 ft)
• Outdoor height: up to 1.20 m (3.94 ft)
• Difficulty: Low – suitable for beginners
• Structure: Open, elongated branches; moderate pre-flower stretch
• Ideal climate: Mediterranean; tolerates warm, dry conditions
• Training: Excellent for LST, SCROG, topping; avoid heavy defoliation in flower
• Recommended pot: 15–20 L (3.96–5.28 gal) for indoor; larger for outdoor
• Light cycle: Veg: 18/6; Flower: 12/12
• Temperature: Veg: 22–26°C (72–79°F); Flower: 20–25°C (68–77°F)
• Humidity: Seedling: 65–70%; Veg: 50–60%; Flower: 40–50%
• pH (soil): 6.0–6.5
• Smell in grow: High – carbon filtration recommended
• THC: Extremely high (~20%, can exceed)
• CBD: Low (not specified)
• Terpenes: Limonene, myrcene, pinene
• Flavor: Sour lemon, lime, sweet citrus, pine, woody undertones
• Effect: Uplifting, energetic, relaxing—ideal for daytime or social evening use