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Lemon G Strain Review: Effects, Flavor, and Growing Tips

Lemon G Strain Review: Effects, Flavor, and Growing Tips

Looking for a strain that offers the perfect balance of uplifting energy and a sweet, citrusy kick? Lemon G might be your next go-to cannabis companion. Whether you're in Ohio or beyond, this Sativa-dominant hybrid is making waves for its mood-enhancing effects, refreshing lemon aroma, and daytime-friendly properties. Curious about how this strain can elevate your cannabis experience? Let’s dive in.Lemon G Strain Lineage: Unraveling the Mystery Behind Its OriginsLemon G’s origins are just as captivating as its effects. Thought to be an offspring of the legendary G13 strain, it carries an air of mystery. G13 is rumored to have emerged from secret government research at the University of Mississippi, using high-quality genetics for undisclosed purposes.Lemon G combines this elusive heritage with either Lemon Skunk or Love Potion #1, creating a unique Sativa-dominant hybrid. The resulting profile boasts a powerful lemon aroma and uplifting effects, making Lemon G a true legend in its own right.Lemon G Strain Effects: What You Can Expect from This Uplifting HybridLemon G strain delivers a powerful, uplifting experience that cannabis fans rave about. With a THC content ranging from 15% to 23%, it packs a punch without overwhelming the user, especially when sourced carefully.Primary Effects:- Euphoria: Instantly uplifts mood, providing a happy, positive sensation. - Clear-Headed Focus: Ideal for creative thinking and mental clarity without fogginess. - Energy Boost: Adds a subtle physical energy, making it great for daytime activities. - Balanced Relaxation: While primarily cerebral, it includes a touch of indica relaxation for a well-rounded experience.Lemon G is perfect for creative projects, socializing, or a productivity boost, offering a bright, energetic high without heavy sedation. Lemon G Terpene Profile: The Secret Behind Its Signature Flavor and Therapeutic PropertiesLemon G’s distinctive citrus flavor and aroma are thanks to its complex terpene profile. The dominant terpene in this strain is Limonene, but the secondary terpenes work in harmony to add depth to its therapeutic and sensory effects.Dominant terpene:TerpeneCharacteristicsLimoneneCitrus, lemon, orange, tangerineLimonene is known for its mood-elevating effects. It's commonly used to alleviate stress and anxiety, and its anti-inflammatory properties make it effective for both mental and physical discomfort. This terpene promotes a sense of well-being, making it especially beneficial for mood enhancement and stress relief.Secondary terpenes: Terpene Characteristics Caryophyllene Spicy, cinnamon, clover Linalool Floral, lavender, rose, citrus, wood, rosewood β-Myrcene Earthy, musky, fruity, clover, hop, pungent α-Pinene Sharp, turpentine, pine, rosemary - Caryophyllene: Caryophyllene is recognized for its anti-inflammatory and analgesic effects. By binding to CB2 receptors in the body, it may help relieve chronic pain. This terpene also has mood-boosting properties, promoting a calming effect and helping to reduce stress and anxiety. - Linalool: Linalool is known for its calming effects, helping to ease stress and anxiety while promoting restful sleep. It also possesses anti-inflammatory properties that can aid in muscle relief and relaxation. - β-Myrcene: β-Myrcene is known for its sedative effects, helping to relax both the body and mind. It also acts as a mild analgesic, easing muscle tension and discomfort. Additionally, it can enhance the absorption of cannabinoids, intensifying the effects of other therapeutic compounds. - α-Pinene: α-Pinene offers anti-inflammatory and bronchodilator properties, benefiting respiratory health. It may also improve mental clarity, alertness, and memory retention, making it ideal for users seeking a clear-headed experience.By working together, these terpenes contribute to Lemon G’s unique flavor and therapeutic potential, creating a well-rounded and effective strain for both sensory enjoyment and wellness.

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Flowering Time and Yield:Lemon G’s flowering period typically ranges from 9 to 11 weeks indoors. With the right care and optimal growing conditions, this strain can yield around 8 to 12 ounces per square meter indoors. Outdoors, Lemon G is usually ready for harvest by mid-October and can produce over 12 ounces per plant.Final Verdict: Who Should Try Lemon G?Lemon G weed is the perfect choice for Sativa lovers who want an uplifting daytime strain without heavy sedation. Its vibrant flavor, balanced effects, and rich terpene profile make it ideal for users seeking a happy, energizing experience with the added benefit of relaxation.Whether you’re socializing, embarking on a creative project, or simply need a mood boost, Lemon G is a unique strain every cannabis enthusiast should try.Ready to grow Lemon G and enjoy its uplifting effects firsthand?Check out the best Lemon G seeds for sale to kickstart your growing journey. Read the full article

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[roastie]

they don't want you to know that you can put a teeny tiny bit ov ground up dried lavender in ur spliff if u want to

[swagging-back-to]

weed shop keeps lying and listing hybrids as purse and pure indicas as hybrids so i called them out on it today bc i ordered a 'sativa dominant hybrid' earlier only to show up and be told that no it's a pure indica.

so i said im not buying it give me something else.

they got a bit huffy, had to 'double check' if i was right, and then said they'd 'alert management about the issue'.

it isnt an accident. you people do this intentionally because no one wants hybrids and no one wants indica--but you refuse to actually sell sativa.

so many times ive bought sativa and then have been knocked on my ass exhausted bc surprise surprise it was actually an indica dominant hybrid.

[lithiumhydroxide]

Im smoking different weed strains like im trying to balance my humors

[icharm-vn]

Linalool không chỉ là một hợp chất hóa học mà còn là biểu tượng của sự hài hòa giữa thiên nhiên và con người. Với sự góp mặt trong hàng trăm sản phẩm hằng ngày. Hợp chất này chính là minh chứng sống động cho việc thiên nhiên có thể chữa lành, làm đẹp và nâng cao chất lượng cuộc sống

[ritu-in]

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[wetpapert0wel]

oooououooouooouu i picked gooddd this disp run .... everything i picked out contains linalool <33

[ballsballsbowls]

I had assumed that my beloved Missha Gold Snow First Essence Booster (a knockoff of Sulwhasoo's First Care Activating Serum) had just been completely discontinued in their redo of their hanbang line, and was pretty upset about it. (I still have ONE bottle, which lasts me about 6 months or so, and 1 bottle of the matching emulsion, so I am 1000% in denial about this whole rework of the line).

I happened to just discover that it's BACK

and also it's reformulated to be even more in-line with Sulwhasoo's product, meaning they added a bunch of fragrance things that don't serve an actual purpose, that I am VERY allergic to, and that you can get from any other hanbang product on the market.

Meaning I've been essentially frozen out of the only hanbang line I've come across that I could use, and that somehow makes me more upset than it being discontinued forever.

[skautism]

conclusion: i should’ve specified i partially memorized the period table for fun. also WHO was trying to read beowulf in elementary school i genuinely thought that wouldn’t get votes. how did that get more votes than a lip gloss allergy

[lazyevaluationranch]

*pats askbox gently* there are more Thermoreceptors?

(I'm sorry ur dome was so hot; I hope its much cooler now!)

My bluff has been called! Hooray!!

I am not a neurologist, a biologist, or a scientist. If anyone with better credentials than "obsessed with emergent properties" contradicts me, listen to them instead.

Cell membranes include little portal proteins that open under certain circumstances based on the shape of the protein and let chemicals into and out of the cell. These portals are useful for all sorts of things: managing water and nutrients, sending messages to nearby cells, serving the whims of tiny intercellular cats. Science hasn't found the tiny intercellular cats yet, but we all know they're there; the existence of a door that can be opened necessarily implies an indecisive feline.

Some protein shapes open up if the temperature is within a certain range. This means that if a cell with that sort of protein in its membrane experiences a temperature in the right range, it will move some chemicals around. This is used to make nerve cells that send a message towards the brain whenever they experience a certain temperature.

Because evolution does all its best work the night before the deadline while on a Code Red Mountain Dew bender, the opened-by-temperature portal proteins are mostly copied from opened-by-a-specific-chemical portal proteins. All of them, in fact, still open for specific chemicals, which means there exist out in the world liquids you can put in a bottle that most animals will instead perceive as "a temperature between 8 and 26 degrees" So things can get a little weird.

Temperature-opening portal proteins:

TRPA1 Opens for temperatures below 12C (not air temperature, skin or body temperature, so you might be kind of in trouble when this happens). Used by hunting snakes to detect where heat isn't so they can find prey. Feels painful in an itchy sort of way.

This one also opens for allyl isothiocyanate. Many plants have evolved to take advantage of the existence of a chemical most animals perceive as itchy pain, especially horseradish and wasabi. Allyl isothiocyanate is harmful to plants, so they keep two separate components in tiny compartments. When an animal bites the plant, the compartments break open their contents mix to create allyl isothiocyanate.

"This plant tastes like itching" is a good defense against almost all animals, but some humans have taught themselves to appreciate the taste of itching.

TRPM8 Opens for temperatures between 8 and 26 degrees. Opens for menthol (peppermint, spearmint, wintergreen) and linalool (roses, orange blossoms, basil). Feels cool or cold.

"This plant tastes like cold" is a somewhat less effective defense against being eaten than "this plant tastes like itching" but it's a more widespread defense because TRPM8-activating chemicals don't harm plants and don't need elaborate two-part storage.

TRPV4 Opens for temperatures from 27-37 C. I'm not sure what this one feels like, or if even feels like anything, since it covers normal human body temperatures. Whatever feeling we get from this one, we're feeling it nearly all the time.

Plants do make a chemical that tastes like this temperature, and it can repel nonhuman creatures with different body temperatures: allicin, the flavour of garlic. Like allyl isothiocyante, it is stored in two compartments inside the plant, and combined when the plant is bitten.

Maybe this is why vampires abhor garlic. There is a feeling that, as humans, we always have. Something we don't notice, something deeper than touch. That feel disappears forever when you become a vampire, except those unbearable moments when garlic returns to you for a fleeting moment the experience of lost humanity.

TRPV3 Opens for temperatures 33-39 degrees. Opens for eugenol, found in cinnamon, nutmeg, bay leaf, holy basil, ginger, allspice, and cloves. Feels like warmth.

Plants with high quantities of eugenol, like holy basil and Japanese star anise, are sometimes sacred to buddhists because they smell nice and bugs don't like to eat them, so you can burn them as incense without worrying about all the little crawly guys.

Humans apparently think food that tastes like "warm" is comforting.

TRPV1 Opens for temperatures over 43 degrees. (The one I was experiencing in the overheated dome, which I had never felt from air before) Opens for capsaicin, the active chemical in hot peppers. Opens for the combination of temperature and acidity of fevers and infected wounds. This one we feel as pain, as burning, as flame.

TRPV1 says: Your flesh is failing, and your doom is very near.

Humanity says: This is incredible. We are going to breed plants that cause this sensation as much as possible, and we will spend thousands of years getting it right. We are going to dry this and powder this and flake it and grill it and ferment it and eat it with everything.

And when we leave earth and go into space, we take hot peppers with us. Without gravity, fluid builds up in nasal passages, and astronauts sort of have colds the entire time they're in space and can't smell food very well. But the Nearness Of Your Doom is not a smell and is not perceived by the nose, so - with their doom always on the other side of ten centimeters of insulated aluminum - astronauts can taste hot peppers. In 2002, Peggy Whitson, commander of the ISS, jokingly refused to let a replacement crew on board until they handed over the hot sauce.

We are a strange and wonderful species.

[northoftheroad]

Is there a good reason to drink Earl Grey in the Batcave?

Once upon a time, I wrote a post about how Earl Grey was the preferred tea in the Batcave if you look at the (not many, to be honest...) occasions when a tea is named in the Bat household.

Detective Comics # 523

Now, it is my belief that the reason behind this is that Earl Grey is a common, well-known tea that even American comic book writers have heard about. But it seems you can pretend that Alfred had a good reason to serve Earl Grey to the inhabitants of the cave...

According to Michelle Francl, the professor of chemistry who recently caused a uproar when she suggested a pinch of salt in the water to reduce bitterness in especially black tea, Earl Grey might be the best choice for those who like a calming cuppa. It has higher levels of a substance called linalool because of the citrus oil.

"´It turns out that linalool activates the same pain relief pathways as opioids,´ said Francl. Inhalation of the aroma has been shown to reduce pain perception in mice and anxiety in humans.

´Earl grey tea with that characteristic scent is something that can reduce anxiety in humans. So when my husband has that cup of tea before his departmental meeting, he’s on to something.´”

Good old Alfred. Maybe he knew from experience that Earl Grey has a calming effect, without knowing the chemistry behind it.

[snarp]

What happened this time

Oh! Phenylacetic acid is hard to buy because it's used to make meth! I thought someone at the FDA just hated gourmand fragrances.

[swagging-back-to]

would it be weird to call a weed shop to ask them what sativa strains they have before i go in so i can google the terpenes?

also they close at 2 so i need to get over there as soon as i can

[pinene]

I think if you were a terpene you would totally be linalool <3

Ummmm...

[lalathemediterraneanmermaid]

What do ikeprince suitors smell like? Pt.2

Hi my beautiful Belles, it's such an honor to present you with part 2 of "What do ikeprince suitors smell like? I absolutely loved and had so much fun doing the first part. So here is the promised second part, where we will discover the perfumes that the princes from Rhodolite are most likely to wear. This is not entirely accurate - it's only based on their routes information and the vibe each boy gives me.

Jin Grandet

The big bro, seductive womanizer and alcohol lover definitely smells like seduction and playfulness with a mature vibe. I'm sensing some kind of citrusy freshness along with some spices on top of a woody warm bed.

Notes: bergamot, galbanum, tangerine, liqueur, pink pepper, ho leaf, amber, rosewood and oakmoss.

Perfumes he might like:

Sauvage - Dior (Basic, but it still works)

Cuirs - Carner Barcelona

Grand Soir - Maison Francis Kurkdjian (sometimes he takes this one from Nokto's perfume collection).

CH Men Prive - Carolina Herrera - His favourite, probably layered with "Grand Soir" for special occasions.

Stronger With You Intensely - Giorgio Armani

Chevalier Michel

King Highness, my man, your man, nation's man, world's man. It is said in his route that he showers a lot. It is also said by Belle that Chev smells like vetiver and winter. So I'm getting fresh clean boy vibes from our pookie man. He may also be a huge Byredo boy.

Notes: vetiver, green apple, wintergreen, sweet orange, white rose, white lily, jasmine, gardenia, ylang-ylang, sage and soap.

Perfumes he might like:

Sycomore - Chanel

Grey Vetiver - Tom Ford

Philosykos - Diptyque

Aqua Universalis - Maison Francis Kurkdjian - His favourite

Blanche - Byredo - His second favourite

Bal d'Afrique - Byredo

Mister Marvelous - Byredo

Clavis Lelouch

The Hellcat Troublemaker charming gentleman probably smells like sweat, chaos, trouble, chemicals and gunpowder, but let's pretend he doesn't. This mf brings joy and happiness to everyone's lives. He's the life of the party. We've all been charmed by him at any point in the series, don't you dare denying it. Yes, he is traumatized, but so are we. He is dazzling and fresh like a summer breeze, sweet and funny like an ice cream.

Notes: mandarin, lemon, sea salt, jasmine, rose, muguet, heliotrope, musk, vanilla, coconut and aromatic herbs.

Perfumes he might like:

Bleu de Chanel - Chanel (courtesy of Keith)

Aqua Allegoria Bergamote Calabria - Guerlain - His favourite (layered with "Pulp" to add playfulness).

Blu Mediterraneo: Fico di Amalfi - Acqua di Parma

Pulp - Byredo - His other favourite, he loves this one because he stole it from Chevalier's Byredo collection.

Allure Homme Sport - Chanel (this one is the one he uses while pranking people, just because the word "sport" in the perfume's name.)

Leon Dompteur

The gold digger girl dinner love of my life. He is a true gentleman, he treats you right, it's the princess treatment for me girl. He is classy, sweet, thoughtful, a liar friendly, masculine (in the best way possible) and sensitive. Roses seem to bloom whenever he smiles. A provider. Husband material. He gifts you PLUSHIES, how cute is that? Love him.

Notes: lavender, linalool, bergamot, roses, cinnamon, anise, clove, thyme, jasmine and cedarwood.

Perfumes he might like:

Fahrenheit - Dior - His favourite for high events

Y Eau de Parfum - Yves Saint Laurent

Rive Gauche pour Homme - Yves Saint Laurent - His favourite

Black Saffron - Byredo

L'Homme Ideal Sport - Guerlain

Blenheim Bouquet - Penhaligon's

Green Irish Tweed - Creed - His second favourite (layered "Black Saffron").

Yves Kloss

The Barbie Haughty Kitty. He definitely smells like flowers, especially roses, and something really sweet, gourmand with a soft clean base.

Notes: apple, peony, rose, apricot, jasmine, iris, musk, vanilla, praline, sugar, strawberry and peach.

Perfumes he might like:

Peony & Blush Suede - Jo Malone London

White Suede - Tom Ford

Eau Rose - Diptyque

Chanel Chance Eau Tendre

Love in White - Creed

The Favourite - Penhaligon's - His favourite

Bianco Latte - Giardini Di Toscana (layered with "Eau Rose") - His favourite combination (he uses this one to go see you Belle).

Licht Klein

The lone wolf, our cutie pie, Yves's baby. I feel like he smells like fresh rain on top of a sweet and clean base with some spices added.

Notes: orange, wintergreen, rain, mint, green apple, white lily, sweet pea, orchid, vanilla and sandalwood.

Perfumes he might like:

Silver Mountain Water - Creed

Acqua di Giò Profumo - Giorgio Armani

Royal Water - Creed - His favourite

Celeste - Giardini Di Toscana

Millésime Impérial - Creed (Silvio's gift).

Nokto Klein

Our frivolous womanizer, the slay and cunning fox, my baby. Chev's personal clown. He LOVES perfumes - Silvio and he are in some kind of competition about who has more perfumes. He is the layering king, not just because his perfume gets mixed with other girls' scents, but because he knows what he is doing. In literally everyone's routes, it's said that our silly boy who just wants to be loved and understood smells like a red flag "late night trysts", but what exactly that smells like?

Notes: Freesia, white rose, ylang-ylang, orange blossom, cinnamon, musk, sandalwood, heliotrope, queen of the night, vanilla and jasmine.

Perfumes he might like:

L'Homme Ideal - Guerlain

Noir - Tom Ford

Black Orchid - Tom Ford

Do Son - Diptyque

Flowerhead - Byredo

Luna - Penhaligon's

Grand Soir - Maison Francis Kurkdjian

Roses Musk - Montale

Intense Café - Montale

Reflection Man - Amouage (matching with Azel)

Royal Mayfair - Creed

Borabora - Giardini Di Toscana - His favourite

Blu Mare - Giardini Di Toscana (Silvio's gift)

Luke Randolph

Our own big (enormous) Winnie the Pooh. The Honey Lover. The Nap Lover. He is sweet, lovable and caring, the perfect brother you will never have. He will do anything to help you and to make you happy. He doesn't really care that much about his appearance, so the majority of his perfumes are gifted.

Notes: Honey, vanilla, herbs, honeysuckle, violet leaf, white musk and amber.

Perfumes he might like:

Mojave Ghost - Byredo (Clavis's gift, stolen fom Chev's perfume collection)

Oajan - Parfums de Marly (Jin's gift)

Chergui - Serge Lutens (Sariel's gift)

Honey Aoud - Montale - His favourite

And this is the end. Hope you enjoyed this silly little simulation, because I did. I had so much fun, especially with ma' boy Clavis.

This may not be the end of this series, next I'm planning to do the same dynamics (scents and perfumes) with our evil boys from Ikemen Villains. But if you have any suggestions let me know!!!

Kisses my beautiful little bunnies. xoxo.