Lime Skunk
Lime Skunk
Overview
Lime Skunk is a sativa-dominant hybrid strain created by Exotic Genetix through crossing DNA Genetics' Lemon Skunk with their proprietary Green Ribbon backcross. This strain was bred to combine the citrus characteristics of its parents while maintaining the robust structure of the Skunk lineage. The strain typically reaches THC levels between 15-22%, with some reports noting it can peak around 18-20%.
Physically, Lime Skunk plants are well-suited for various growing conditions and can reach moderate heights. The plants typically grow no taller than six feet and reach full maturity in seven to nine weeks indoors, finishing by the end of September when grown outdoors. The buds display bright green coloration with vivid amber pistils, commonly shaped like spades. The plants produce thick buds brimming with intensely lemony resin on dark green leaves. Some growing experience may be required to achieve optimal yields from this strain.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report relief from stress
- May help with pain management
- Often used for fatigue
- Users report help with headaches
- May assist with focus and concentration
- Some users report benefits for Crohn's disease symptoms
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
Lime Skunk is moderately difficult to grow and benefits from some cultivation experience. Plants thrive in both indoor and outdoor settings, with indoor flowering completing in 7-9 weeks and outdoor harvest ready by end of September. Plants reach heights no taller than six feet, making them suitable for various grow spaces. Indoor yields can reach up to 850g/m² while outdoor plants can produce up to 900g per plant under optimal conditions. The strain is well-suited to warmer climates. Plants exhibit a short to medium height with branchy, bushy structure and are considered relatively easy to grow.