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Lemon Cherry Mints

Feminised photoperiod and regular options

Lemon Cherry Mints is a zesty, minty hybrid that rewards careful humidity control with fragrant, resinous buds.

Why choose Lemon Cherry Mints?
  • Bright citrus lift with a minty finish
  • Performs well in organic soil with proper airflow
  • Resilient genetics for damp UK conditions
THC ≈20%
CBD ≤2%
Lineage LEMON HAZE x CHERRY PIE
Genotype Hybrid (Sativa-leaning)
Difficulty Moderate
Flowering 8-9 weeks
Height 0.8-1.8 m
Yield 350–450 g/m² indoors; 350–600 g/plant outdoors
Taste lemon, cherry, mint
Seed Type Feminised photoperiod and regular options
Climate wet Welsh valley climate
Effects uplifting, relaxing, focused
Environment Indoor/Outdoor

About Lemon Cherry Mints

Lemon Cherry Mints is a citrus-forward hybrid with clear mental lift and a cooling mint finish. It performs best in rich organic soil and needs proactive mould management in damp UK conditions. Gardeners in Oxfordshire who focus on airflow, raised beds and organic feeding will find it reliable and expressive.

Grow Difficulty:

Grow difficulty is moderate and demands attention to humidity and airflow in a wet Welsh valley climate. Good pruning and spacing are essential to reduce mould risk.

Flowering Time:

Flowering completes in roughly eight to nine weeks under controlled light. Outdoor crops in the UK are normally ready from late September to early October.

Yield:

Yields are above average for a medium-sized plant given rich organic soil and adequate light. Expect 350–450 g/m² indoors and 350–600 g per plant outdoors with optimal care.

Height:

Plants form a medium-tall structure with long internodes and a dominant central cola. Outdoors they can reach around 1.8 metres in open, sheltered sites.

Environment:

Indoors Lemon Cherry Mints responds well to SOG or low-stress training with strict humidity control in Oxfordshire. Outdoors it prefers sheltered, sunny positions with rain protection in Oxfordshire.

Climate:

Growing Lemon Cherry Mints in Oxfordshire requires extra vigilance because of the wet Welsh valley climate. Use raised beds or pots with free-draining organic mixes and prioritise airflow to prevent mould in these damp conditions.

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My plants are showing black mould on buds, what now?
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Remove affected material immediately, increase ventilation, and lower humidity; consider harvesting early if the problem is widespread.
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Should I use greenhouse or polytunnel in the valley?
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A well-ventilated polytunnel offers rain protection and microclimate control but ensure it has good cross-ventilation to avoid trapping moisture.
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How often should I water potted plants in wet weather?
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Water only when the top few centimetres of soil feel dry; in persistent wet conditions you may rarely need to add water.
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Which organic amendments boost terpene production?
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Kelp, bat guano and a balanced compost help terpene expression, and foliar applications of diluted compost tea can add a final boost.
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Any quick ways to spot bud rot early?
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Check dense colas from the inside out for discolouration and a musty smell and inspect after heavy rain for wet, browning spots.

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