Devil's Lemons Marijuana Strain

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Hybrid Strain Hybrid 50% Sativa /50% Indica

THC: 20%

Devil's Lemons, also known as “Devil's Lemon,” is an evenly balanced hybrid strain (50% indica/50% sativa) created through crossing the delicious Hell's OG X Lemon Sweet Skunk strains. Best known for its super tangy flavor and mind-burning high, Devil's Lemons is a great choice for any lover of energizing hybrid strains. Like its name suggests, Devil's Lemons packs a super sweet and tangy sour lemon flavor that intensifies the more that you toke. The aroma is very similar, with a punch of sour lemon accented by spicy skunky earth and rich earthy herbs. The Devil's Lemons high will hit you almost as soon as you exhale, slamming into your brain with a head-spinning potency that leaves you feeling energized, unfocused and totally happy about it. This energizing heady state is accompanied by a soothing body high that doesn't affect your energy level too much, but rather helps you to stretch out and relax. However, the heady high can turn sedative at times depending on your dosage, so be ready for a nap if you need one! Combined with its high 20% + average THC level, these effects make Devil's Lemons a great choice for treating conditions such as appetite loss or nausea, depression, chronic stress, chronic pain and chronic fatigue. This bud has fluffy and airy spade-shaped bright neon green nugs with amber undertones, thin orange hairs and frosty golden-amber crystal trichomes.
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Its a decent little strain. I love that it has Lemon Sweet Skunk in its lineage. It's also crossed with Hells OG and you can tell by the usually high Mrycene levels in this strain

Consumption Method: PipesEffects I Feel: Calming, Creeper, SociableHelp Me With: Arthritis, Inflammation, Insomnia
Nov. 6, 2023, 7:16 p.m.|
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