Lemon Margy #6

Its Indica leaning effects come on quickly for some, with many noting a narcotic-like body buzz that left them feeling hazy and heavy. Limonene,Beta Caryophyllene, andBeta Myrceneare the dominant terpenes found in Lemon Margy. Beta Caryophyllene and Myrcene are well known for contributing to strains that users say combat stress and inflammation.

When cultivated properly, the buds of lemon Margy are bright lavender, with patches of lime green. Fuzzy white trichomes coat the entire surface, giving the buds a snowy sheen and hint at its potency. Breaking apart the buds releases a sweet and musky, citrus scent, with a creamy cheese undertone.

THC levels average in the mid-twenties, with our particular batch testing at 25%. Flowering time takes approximately 60 to 65 and produces tall, robust smelling plants with average yields.