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Lemon Cake

Feminised (photoperiod)

Lemon Cake is an indica-dominant hybrid with bright citrus notes and dense, resinous buds suited to experienced growers.

Why choose Lemon Cake?
  • Bright lemon aroma with a sweet dessert backbone
  • Compact plants ideal for SCROG and indoor grow rooms
  • Reliable potency and heavy resin production
THC 18-24%
CBD <1%
Lineage Lemon Skunk x Wedding Cake
Genotype Indica-dominant hybrid
Difficulty Moderate
Flowering 8-9 weeks
Height Medium, compact
Yield Medium to high
Taste lemon citrus, sweet vanilla cake, earthy herbal
Seed Type Feminised (photoperiod)
Climate cool northern summers
Effects uplifting, relaxed, focused
Environment Indoor / Outdoor

About Lemon Cake

Lemon Cake is an indica-dominant hybrid that blends sharp lemon terpenes with a sweet, cakey backbone and dense bud structure. It produces a clear, uplifting head high that gently moves into comfortable body relaxation, making it useful for stress relief and mild pain management. Under controlled indoor conditions it flowers in eight to nine weeks and responds well to training methods like SCROG and LST. Outdoors it prefers a sheltered, sunny site; in Dorset growers should be prepared to protect plants from prolonged damp during cool northern summers. Flower development is vigorous with good resin production and a pronounced aromatic profile when dried slowly.

Grow Difficulty:

Growing Lemon Cake in Dorset under cool northern summers requires careful attention to airflow and moisture control to prevent mould. The plant is moderately demanding and rewards good training and timely feed programmes.

Flowering Time:

Indoor flowering usually completes in eight to nine weeks under a stable light schedule. Outdoors, finishing tends to occur by late September when conditions are favourable.

Yield:

Yields are medium to high indoors when combined with SCROG or LST techniques. Outdoors the crop can be generous in sheltered sites but is more variable in cooler seasons.

Height:

Plants stay relatively compact with a bushy habit and dense cola formation. They can stretch slightly at the start of flowering but remain manageable with pruning.

Environment:

Indoors, Lemon Cake responds well to controlled grow rooms and structured training methods to maximise bud sites. Outdoors in Dorset choose a sunny, sheltered location to reduce wind and rain damage.

Climate:

In Dorset with its cool northern summers, Lemon Cake benefits from extra mid-season protection and keen pest monitoring. Using polytunnels or temporary covers helps the plants ripen fully and avoids prolonged wet exposure.

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What training method gave you the best yields?
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I had the best results with a low-stress training routine followed by a SCROG net; it flattened the canopy and boosted uniform bud development.
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How did you deal with late-season rain outdoors?
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I used temporary polythene tunnels to keep the canopy dry and encouraged airflow to prevent bud rot.
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Any tips for retaining the lemon terpene?
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Avoid overheating in late flower and dry slowly at cool temperatures to preserve volatile terpenes.
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What nutrient tweaks improved resin production?
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A small boost of PK in weeks two and three of flower and maintaining stable EC helped increase trichome density.
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How tight should I keep the humidity in late flower?
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Aim for 40-50% RH in late flower in order to minimise mould risk while preserving trichome formation.

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