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Lemon Biscotti

Feminised
Photoperiod

Lemon Biscotti is a compact, indica-dominant hybrid known for zesty lemon notes and sweet biscuit undertones.

Why choose Lemon Biscotti?
  • Zesty dessert aroma
  • Compact, resinous buds
  • Performs well in managed greenhouses
THC 24-28%
CBD ≤0.5%
Lineage Lemon Tree x Biscotti
Genotype Indica-dominant hybrid
Difficulty Intermediate
Flowering 8-10 weeks
Height Short to medium (60–120 cm)
Yield Medium to high (approx. 400–550 g/m² indoors)
Taste Lemon zest, Sweet biscuit / pastry, Earthy herbal undertones
Seed Type Feminised photoperiod
Climate humid greenhouse environments
Effects Relaxed body high, Uplifted, clear-headed mood, Mild focus and creativity
Environment Indoor / Greenhouse

About Lemon Biscotti

Lemon Biscotti combines citrus top notes with dessert-like sweetness and a resinous finish, producing compact plants suited to controlled environments. It performs well in indoor tents and greenhouses when growers manage humidity, airflow and canopy structure.

Grow Difficulty:

Growing Lemon Biscotti requires intermediate experience due to its sensitivity to humidity and nutrient swings. In humid greenhouse environments you should prioritise ventilation and mould prevention to avoid bud rot.

Flowering Time:

Flowering time is typically 8 to 10 weeks under a 12/12 light schedule. Some phenotypes may extend to 10 weeks for optimal trichome development.

Yield:

Yields are medium to high when trained and kept healthy, especially under controlled conditions. Expect roughly 400–550 g/m² indoors with good canopy management.

Height:

Plants stay short to medium with dense lateral branching and stout colas. They suit sea of green and screen-of-green methods without becoming lanky.

Environment:

Indoors it performs well in compact tents and under LED lighting in Oxford, responding favourably to training. Outdoors or in a greenhouse around Oxford, it benefits from a drier finish and careful airflow management.

Climate:

In Oxford, humid greenhouse environments can raise mould risk during late flower so monitor humidity closely. Keep relative humidity below 50–55% in the final weeks and use dehumidification when needed in Oxford.

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My buds show early signs of bud rot, what should I do?
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Cut out affected buds immediately, increase airflow and reduce humidity, then inspect the rest of the crop every day.
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I want to fit more plants in a small tent, any tips?
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Use low-stress training and a SCROG to spread the canopy, and keep plants short with topping and regular LST.
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Leaves are clawing and tips are dark, is that overwatering or nutrient burn?
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Check runoff EC and pH first; reduce nutrient strength and allow media to dry if EC is high, and check watering schedule to avoid waterlogging.
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How can I boost resin and terpene production?
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Lower night temperatures slightly during ripening, avoid late high-nitrogen feeds, and consider PK boosts in mid-flower; ensure plants are not stressed by pests or disease.
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When should I stop defoliating?
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Cease major defoliation about two weeks before expected finish to let plants focus on resin production and final trichome maturation.

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