Super Lemon G by Müv: The Best-Selling Eighth in Florida

Scroll through Florida's best-selling flower eighths and one jar sits alone at the top: Müv's Super Lemon G. It's the single highest-grossing 3.5-gram flower SKU in the state right now, moving an estimated $661,776 in a single week and pushing just under $2.7 million over the trailing stretch our rankings track, all at an average shelf price of $35.61. That's not a niche cultivar riding a moment — that's a medical market of thousands of SKUs consistently reaching for the same lemon jar over everything else on the shelf.

Müv is Verano Holdings' vertically integrated Florida brand, born out of the 2020 merger between Verano and AltMed that helped create one of the largest private multi-state cannabis operators in the country. The company has spent the years since building out a dispensary network that now runs past 80 storefronts statewide, from the Panhandle to the Keys, with another location opening in Bradfordville this week to push the count toward the high 80s. Müv applies what it calls pharmaceutical-grade standards to its cultivation and processing, including a patented encapsulation process for its non-flower lines — but flower is where the brand built its reputation with Florida patients, and Super Lemon G is currently its biggest flex.

The genetics here trace to G13 crossed onto a Colombian Gold backcross, a lineage that predates most of what's currently crowding dispensary shelves and lands Super Lemon G as an indica-leaning hybrid rather than the sativa its name implies. The nose is heavy — pungent, dank, woody pine layered with spicy, peppery citrus — and the smoke follows through with a sweet, citrusy lemon-pine flavor that finishes surprisingly dank on the exhale. Limonene and caryophyllene do most of the work in that profile, with linalool rounding out the edges, the same terpene backbone that gives the broader Lemon G lineage its bright, day-brightening character.

On current Florida menus, Müv's Super Lemon G is testing between 24% and 29% THC, averaging right around 26% across in-stock batches — comfortably potent without tipping into the mid-30s numbers some competing eighths chase. The effect profile matches the old-school genetics: an initial rush of energy and clarity that settles into a relaxed, head-to-toe body high rather than a knockout. Patients report reaching for it for chronic pain, stress, fatigue, and depression, which tracks with a strain built to be functional in the afternoon and easy by the evening.

It's currently sitting on shelves at Müv locations across the state — Orange Park, Fort Myers Beach, Gainesville, Brandon, Bradenton, West Palm Beach, Boynton Beach, Naranja, North Miami Beach, St. Augustine, Stuart, and more — with the 3.5-gram jar consistently in stock at a dozen-plus storefronts tracked on current menus. At $35.61 average and nearly $2.7 million moved in the trailing period, this isn't a limited drop; it's the everyday jar Florida keeps coming back to, and right now, nothing else in the state's flower category is outselling it.