Lemon OG Haze Autoflower (Nirvana) feminized

Nirvana – Lemon OG Haze Autoflower: A blend of narcotic Kush and uplifting Haze

Lemon OG Haze Autoflower has a premium genetic background consisting of several exquisite varieties. The basis plant is Lemon OG, a crossing between Las Vegas Lemon Skunk and OG Kush. This strain was crossed with genetics of Haze 13, resulting in the creation of Lemon OG Haze. The last step of the breeding process was crossing Lemon OG Haze with AK-48 Automatic. Lemon OG Haze Autoflower is a 5th generation autoflowering strain of exceptional quality.

This strain is sativa-dominant, and will stretch considerably during flowering, more than most autoflowering varieties. This makes low stress training and the ScrOG method recommendable in smaller growing spaces. It will still be a plant that is relatively easy to grow, and won’t reach the giant heights of typical "feminized" Sativas. The short life cycle ends in only 6-8 weeks from germination, and growers can expect to harvest up to 325-425g/m². Nirvana advises growers to use the 18/6 light cycle.

The smoking experience profits from a delicious blend of fresh peeled lemon, mixed with a hint of pine. Aromas are very fruity and smooth, providing a good basis for the intense effects to take place. What makes Lemon OG Haze Autoflower such a great smoke is the mix between the typical raciness of potent Haze, and deeply relaxing Indica elements of OG Kush. The strong energizing effects of Haze can be felt almost instantly after taking a hit, but will later shift into a comfortable couchlock, similar to the original OG Kush.

Whoever thinks that autoflowering strains are incapable of combining great flavours and potency hasn’t tried Lemon OG Haze Autoflower. It’s a strain that combines an exceptionally lemony variety of the OG family with highly potent Haze, and closes the deal by crossing in AK-48 Automatic. Basically every sense of the human body will be delighted by the multiple qualities of Lemon OG Autoflower. It’s a strain for connoisseurs among autoflowering growers.