Supreme Lemon

Supreme Lemon Cannabis Seeds by Vision Seeds

Supreme Lemon is a Sativa-dominant feminized cannabis seed from Vision Seeds that crosses Super Silver Haze with Lemon Skunk to produce a citrus-drenched, high-THC plant built for growers who want flavour and energy in one package. With 21% THC, yields up to 500g/m² indoors, and a terpene profile that genuinely smells like someone zested a lemon over a bag of sweets, this is a strain that earns its name. We've had customers come back specifically for this one after trying it alongside other Sativa-leaning seeds — the taste is that memorable.

Why Supreme Lemon Seeds Stand Out

There's no shortage of lemon-named strains on the market, but Supreme Lemon actually delivers on the promise. The genetics tell the story: Super Silver Haze brings that classic Sativa cerebral energy and stretch, while Lemon Skunk locks in the citrus terpene profile and adds some resinous bulk to the buds. The result is a 70/30 Sativa-dominant hybrid that hits 21% THC with almost no CBD — so the effect is clean, stimulating, and distinctly uplifting rather than sedating.

The flavour is where this strain really separates itself. We're talking sharp, tangy lemon zest on the inhale with a sweet candy undertone that lingers. It's not a subtle hint of citrus buried under earthy notes — it's front and centre, like biting into a lemon drop. If you've grown Lemon Haze or Lemon Skunk before and wished the citrus hit harder, Supreme Lemon is the answer.

One honest note: this is a Sativa-dominant plant, and Sativas can be a bit more demanding during the grow than a stocky Indica. She can stretch during flower, especially outdoors where she'll reach up to 180cm. Indoors you'll want to manage her canopy — topping or LST will keep her around the 100cm mark and help light penetrate evenly. She's not difficult, but she's not a "set and forget" plant either.

Supreme Lemon Growing Specifications

What Supreme Lemon Tastes and Smells Like

Open a jar of properly cured Supreme Lemon and the first thing that hits you is sharp, zesty lemon — not perfumy or artificial, but bright and clean like fresh citrus peel. There's a sweetness underneath that rounds it out, somewhere between lemon sherbet and tangy boiled sweets. On the exhale, that candy note becomes more pronounced, leaving a pleasant sweetness on the palate.

The terpene profile is clearly dominated by limonene, which is responsible for that unmistakable citrus punch. If you're someone who picks strains by flavour as much as effect, Supreme Lemon is genuinely one of the best citrus strains we've come across. Compared to something like Amnesia Lemon, which tends to lean more earthy-citrus, Supreme Lemon keeps the lemon dialled up to full volume throughout.

How to Grow Supreme Lemon Seeds

1. Germinate your feminized seeds using the paper towel method or directly in a starter plug. Keep the environment warm (22-25°C) and moist. Taproots typically emerge within 24-72 hours.
2. Transplant seedlings into their growing medium once the taproot is 1-2cm long. Supreme Lemon does well in soil or coco coir — she's not fussy about medium, but good drainage is non-negotiable for Sativa roots.
3. During vegetative growth, consider topping or using low-stress training (LST) to manage her Sativa stretch. Indoors, this keeps her around the 100cm mark and creates a more even canopy for better light distribution.
4. Switch to a 12/12 light cycle to trigger flowering when your plant has filled out the canopy. Expect some additional stretch in the first two weeks of flower — this is normal for a 70% Sativa.
5. Feed with a bloom nutrient schedule during flowering. Supreme Lemon responds well to moderate feeding — she doesn't need heavy doses, but she'll reward consistent nutrition with denser buds.
6. Monitor trichome development with a jeweller's loupe as you approach harvest. For the most energizing effect, harvest when trichomes are mostly cloudy with minimal amber.
7. Dry slowly in a dark room at 18-20°C with 55-60% humidity for 7-10 days, then cure in glass jars for at least two weeks. The citrus terpenes really develop during a proper cure — rushing this step means losing flavour.

Supreme Lemon: Indoor vs Outdoor Growing

Outdoors, Supreme Lemon can produce up to 1000g per plant in the right conditions — that means a warm, sunny climate with a long growing season. Mediterranean-type weather is the sweet spot. If you're in Northern Europe with shorter summers, indoor growing gives you more control and still delivers a solid 500g/m². We'd pick indoor for reliability, outdoor for sheer volume.