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Lemon Cannabis Strains & Products

Everything on the Greens Karing Kind menu with a lemon profile — flower, vapes, edibles and concentrates that actually taste the way the name suggests.

What lemon tastes like in cannabis

The lemon note comes from the plant's terpenes — the same aromatic compounds that give fruit, herbs and spices their smell. It usually shows up on the exhale first, then in the aftertaste, and it survives best when the flower has been cured slowly and stored airtight.

If flavour is what you buy on, keep your stash cool, dark and sealed — heat and light strip terpenes long before they touch the THC. Our storage guide covers it in two minutes, and the terpene index explains which compound does what.

Lemon picks on the menu

Lemon FAQ

Which lemon strain should I try first?

Chemdawg (25% THC, $43.39) is the easiest introduction to the lemon profile on our menu.

Why does cannabis taste of lemon?

Flavour comes from terpenes, not from any additive. The lemon note comes from the same aromatic compounds found in the fruit, herb or dessert it reminds you of. Learn more on our terpene guide.

Are lemon strains stronger?

Flavour and potency are independent. On this page THC runs from 10% to 26%, so check each product page.

Can I get lemon strains delivered?

Yes — every item here ships discreetly worldwide from Los Angeles. Free shipping on orders over $500 national and $1,000 international, packed smell-proof and shipped discreetly worldwide from Los Angeles.

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