Amnesia Lemon Pie

Amnesia Lemon Pie Cannabis Seeds by Garden of Green

Amnesia Lemon Pie is a 70% sativa feminised cannabis seed that crosses Pineapple and Lemon Thai Ko Samui with Amnesia to deliver a citrus-drenched flavour profile and energising cerebral effects. Garden of Green bred this one for growers who want big yields, straightforward cultivation, and buds that genuinely taste as good as they smell. With 17–20% THC and a 65-day flowering period, it sits in that sweet spot between rewarding and manageable.

Amnesia Lemon Pie Genetics and Lineage

Garden of Green crossed three flavour-forward parents to create Amnesia Lemon Pie: Pineapple, Lemon Thai Ko Samui, and Amnesia. The Amnesia backbone brings that classic sativa stretch and cerebral energy, while the Pineapple and Lemon Thai Ko Samui parents load the terpene profile with tropical citrus. The result is a 70/30 sativa-dominant hybrid that leans heavily into uplifting, daytime effects without the couch-lock you'd get from an indica-heavy cross.

The THC range sits at 17–20% — enough to deliver a proper punch without being so overwhelming that newer smokers get blindsided. According to a study published in PMC, cannabis strain names like "Amnesia" are often based on psychoactive properties, reflecting the cultural lineage these genetics carry (PMC, PMCID: PMC6275121). This one earns its name through that heady, focused energy rather than any memory-wiping potency.

Growing Amnesia Lemon Pie Seeds

Amnesia Lemon Pie is a forgiving plant that responds well to both beginner mistakes and advanced techniques. Garden of Green designed this strain to be undemanding, and from what we've seen, they delivered. That said, there's one thing you absolutely need to plan for: height.

Left unchecked, this sativa-dominant plant stretches considerably. Indoor growers should flip to 12/12 earlier than they might with a stockier indica — think 3–4 weeks of veg rather than 5–6. Low-stress training (LST) or high-stress training (HST) like topping and supercropping will keep the canopy even and the height under control. Both methods also expose more bud sites to light, which feeds directly into your final yield.

After 65 days of flowering indoors, expect approximately 550g/m² of thick, dense buds generously coated in sticky resin. Outdoors, given plenty of sunshine and space, yields climb even higher — some growers report harvests exceeding what they'd get from comparable indoor runs. The buds pack on weight in the final two weeks, so resist the urge to chop early.

Amnesia Lemon Pie Flavour and Aroma Profile

This is where Amnesia Lemon Pie genuinely stands out. Crack open a cured jar and you're hit with an intense citrus wave — sharp lemon up front, then a sweet pineapple undertone that rounds it out. It smells like someone zested a lemon directly into a bag of dried tropical fruit. The fragrance is loud, so if discretion matters, plan your drying setup accordingly.

The flavour follows the nose almost exactly. On the inhale, you get that bright, tangy lemon. The exhale softens into tropical sweetness — pineapple and something almost like candied citrus peel. It's one of those strains where you actually want to take a second hit just for the taste, which says a lot. According to research published in PMC, terpenes found in cannabis — including limonene and myrcene, which are abundant in citrus-forward strains — have demonstrated antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties in performed studies (PMC, PMCID: PMC8489319). The terpene profile here isn't just about flavour; it contributes to the overall character of the smoke.

Compared to something like Barney's Farm Amnesia Lemon, which leans more into a skunky diesel-lemon profile, Amnesia Lemon Pie is sweeter and more tropical. If you prefer your citrus strains on the fruity side rather than the fuel side, this is the better pick.

Amnesia Lemon Pie Effects and Experience

The 70% sativa genetics translate into an energising, cerebral effect that lends itself to daytime use. Users typically report feeling focused, uplifted, and motivated — the kind of smoke you reach for before tackling a creative project or heading out for a walk, not the kind that glues you to the sofa. The 17–20% THC range keeps things lively without pushing into anxiety territory for most people.

The honest limitation here: if you're sensitive to sativa-dominant strains or prone to racing thoughts, the cerebral intensity can be a bit much at higher doses. Start with a smaller amount and see how you feel after 15 minutes before loading another bowl. The indica side does come through eventually — a gentle body relaxation that takes the edge off without dampening the mental energy.

Why Amnesia Lemon Pie Deserves a Spot in Your Garden

We've been stocking Garden of Green seeds since they started gaining traction, and Amnesia Lemon Pie is one of those strains that ticks every box without asking much in return. The flavour profile alone would justify growing it — that lemon-pineapple combination is genuinely special and not something you'll find in every seed catalogue. But it also yields well (550g/m² indoors is above average for a sativa-leaning hybrid), finishes in a reasonable 65 days, and doesn't punish you for minor growing mistakes.

The one thing to watch: height management. We'd go as far as saying this is the single most important factor for indoor growers running Amnesia Lemon Pie. Flip early, train aggressively, and you'll be rewarded with a manageable canopy covered in frosty, resin-drenched colas. Skip the training and you'll be fighting a plant that wants to touch your light fixtures.

For the price of a 5-pack, you're getting genetics that compete with strains costing significantly more from bigger-name banks. Garden of Green doesn't have the marketing budget of a Dutch Passion or Royal Queen Seeds, but the seeds speak for themselves.

How to Grow Amnesia Lemon Pie Seeds

1. Germinate your seeds using the paper towel method or directly in a moist seedling plug. Amnesia Lemon Pie seeds typically crack within 24–72 hours.
2. Transplant seedlings into their final containers once the taproot is 1–2cm long. Use a well-draining medium — coco coir or a light soil mix both work well with this strain.
3. Veg for 3–4 weeks maximum indoors. This plant stretches significantly during the flowering transition, so keeping veg short prevents height issues later. Start LST early by gently bending the main stem and securing it with plant ties.
4. Flip to 12/12 lighting once the plant has 4–6 nodes. Consider topping once during veg to create two main colas and a bushier structure.
5. Monitor height during the first 2–3 weeks of flower. The stretch can double the plant's height. Continue training as needed — supercropping works well if branches are getting too close to the light.
6. Feed with a bloom-phase nutrient schedule once flowers begin forming. Amnesia Lemon Pie responds well to standard feeding regimens without needing heavy supplementation.
7. Harvest after approximately 65 days of flowering. Check trichomes with a jeweller's loupe — aim for mostly cloudy with a few amber for the best balance of potency and flavour. Expect dense, resin-coated buds ready for a slow dry and cure.

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Last updated: April 2026