The Pink Lemonade

The Pink Lemonade strain produces effects that instantly fog the mind while radiating through the body

Whether this hybrid marijuana strain is rather indica or sativa can still be debated after this Pink Lemonade strain review. Some dispensaries label it an indica and others say it's a sativa. The plant grows like an indica but the experience is more like a sativa. Let's call it hybrid for now!

Genetics of the Pink Lemonade strain

Pink Lemonade is the result of crossing Lemon Skunk and Purple Kush. As mentioned, whether she leans towards indica or sativa is a mystery, as are the original breeders.

Lemon Skunk is the result of crossing two distinct phenotypes of Skunk both of which exhibited lemon aromas and flavors. DNA Genetics produced this wonderful phenotype which has become quite popular on its own.

Purple Kush is the product of the Oakland, California region and is the indica-leaning hybrid that results from crossingHindu Kush and Purple Afghani. The landrace genetics is very present in this strain which produces a long lasting sedative experience.

Prospective growers will have a better chance of finding genetically verified Pink Lemonade clones than feminized seeds. The seeds you find online are usually different strains with the same name. Don't be fooled by the same name! Do your research to verify the heritage of the seeds you buy.

Since feminized seeds aren't as easy to find, there aren't many strains that have used Pink Lemonade genetics to create new strains.

Green Rose crossed Pink Lemonade, Black Cherry Soda, GG4, and Ace Of Spades to create this rare cannabis strain. You probably haven't heard of this one yet, unless you're in the Washington area where this strain is a local hit.

Crop yield

Pink Lemonade grows like an indica with dense vegetation and short plants. They respond best to low-stress training techniques. Trim excessive leaves to improve air circulation and light exposure, regardless of whether you are growing indoors or outdoors.

The indoor yield per square meter of plant is impressive, with a harvest of between 60 and 85g per plant. However, you must take into account that this variety is bushy and does not spread much either in height or in width.

Outdoor cultivation of Pink Lemonade can range from 340g to 500g per plant.

Flowering time of the Pink Lemonade variety

Pink Lemonade has a relatively fast flowering cycle, finishing in 8 weeks. Outdoor operations can expect to harvest mature Pink Lemonade plants in late September. This is a good thing because humid weather and low temperatures can cause mold in dense indica-like plants.

The buds seem bright and fitting for the Pink Lemonade name. The shiny green buds are covered in light orange hairs. Beneath the hairs are the trichomes which look slightly golden. The light appearance of the bud seems just like its namesake Pink Lemonade. If only we could throw in a few shades of pink for good measure!

THC percentage

Pink Lemonade typically tests between 17-22% THC, making it a very potent marijuana strain. She won't be as potent as most of the Dankensteins that keep popping up in dispensaries around the country. Instead, the experience will be thoroughly enjoyable and rewarding.

The experience is much more like a sativa than an indica. The mainly cerebral high begins with an energy boost that combines euphoria and focus. Concentration and energy quickly disappear giving way to a state of drowsiness which can also lead to increased creativity.

It won't make you lose your mind, cause couchlock, or put you to sleep unless you have a low THC tolerance. Most people will be able to enjoy a smoking session of Pink Lemonade throughout the day without having to fall asleep.

Flavor and aroma of the Pink Lemonade variety

It would be irresponsible for a strain of ganja to be called Pink Lemonade with detectable hints of lemon and grapefruit in the essence. Fortunately, it meets expectations. Earthy berries and sour citrus fill out the aroma and the flavor is a nice mix of sweet and tart fruit and citrus.

Although dominated by pinene, it is also rich in myrcene and caryophyllene.

• Pinene is excellent for treating pain, inflammation, and anxiety and is found in the best strains of medicinal marijuana.
• Myrcene is excellent for inducing relaxation and is likely responsible for the cloudy state that Pink Lemonade blends into.
• Caryophyllene provides spice in its essence and helps fight inflammation in the body. It is also unique in that it acts on our endocannabinoid systems like the cannabinoids in marijuana do.

Medical consumers will love Pink Lemonade for relieving symptoms of the following conditions:

• Chronic Pain
• Inflammatory disorders
• Anxiety
• Chronic stress
• ADHD
• Depression
• PTSD
• Chronic fatigue
• Headaches and migraines
• nausea

Final Words on the Pink Lemonade Weed Strain

This strain is grown to the level where feminized seeds are readily available, and many seeds can produce quite different phenotypes than this strain review. Some of them are completely different strains.

For now, getting clones with verified genetics is the best way to ensure you grow the weed we talked about.