Lemon Eraser

Use 18/6 during veg and switch to 12/12 for flowering; maintain strong, full-spectrum LED or HPS light in flowering for dense bud formation.

Keep RH below 50% in late flowering, ensure good airflow through branch spacing and an extraction fan, and remove large fan leaves that block light and airflow.

Increase phosphorus and potassium in weeks two to six of flowering while maintaining moderate nitrogen early on; taper nitrogen late in flower to improve terpene expression.

Harvest when trichomes are mostly cloudy with a few ambers for balanced effects; flush for 7–10 days before harvest if using synthetic nutrients to improve flavour.

Yes, Lemon Eraser responds well to LST and gentle bending to control vertical stretch and open the canopy for even light distribution.

Select a tent with 600–1000 W equivalent LED for a 1–1.5 m canopy, fit a good extractor fan with carbon filter, control humidity with a dehumidifier, and use oscillating fans to keep air moving; position plants to avoid cold drafts and maintain steady temperatures.

It can, but success outdoors depends on shelter from wind and rain and a long enough mild spell to finish; in places with short seasons you may need to start early or use a greenhouse.

Spider mites and aphids are the common pests; inspect regularly, use neem oil or insecticidal soaps early, and introduce predatory insects if needed.

Yes, SCROG works well to control stretch and maximise light interception, improving yields in limited-height rooms.

Its resinous buds and citrus terpene profile make it suitable for live resin and rosin, but cure and handle carefully to preserve terpenes.