Killer Lemonade Strain Fast Version SeedsA Lemon OG × Gorilla Haze citrus sativa bred to finish early
5.00 out of 5 · 1 reviewThe Killer Lemonade strain is a sativa-leaning citrus hybrid that seed sellers list as Lemon OG crossed with Gorilla Haze. This fast version carries some autoflower genetics to shorten the bloom to the 7 to 8 weeks sellers quote, but it is still a photoperiod plant that needs 12/12 light to flower. The seeds are feminized, so they grow female plants with a sour-lemon, earthy smell.
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What is the Killer Lemonade strain?
Killer Lemonade is a sativa-dominant hybrid that seed sellers describe as Lemon OG × Gorilla Haze, sold here in a fast version that finishes earlier than a standard photoperiod. The sellers that carry it list about 20% THC, a 7 to 8 week bloom and a September outdoor harvest, with lemon, sour citrus and earthy notes. The original breeder is not named anywhere we could find, and no independent lab or strain-database entry exists yet, so these numbers are seller claims.
Killer Lemonade's fast version is listed at 7 to 8 weeks of bloom, short for a haze-descended plant.
Killer Lemonade strain specs
Killer Lemonade has no breeder page, SeedFinder entry or Leafly listing that we could find. The strain rows come from the seed sellers that list it, checked against what SeedFinder records for its two named parents; the grow rows are the sellers' figures for the fast version.
| Type | Sativa-dominant hybrid (no published ratio) |
|---|---|
| Genetics | Lemon OG × Gorilla Haze, as listed by sellers |
| Bred by | Unknown; no breeder is credited |
| THC | About 20% (seller listings, not a lab result) |
| CBD | Low; one seller lists 0.6% |
| Main terpenes | Humulene listed by sellers; myrcene and caryophyllene on some pages |
| Aroma & flavor | Lemon, sour citrus, sweet, earthy, herbal |
| Reported effects | Euphoric, creative, energetic (seller descriptions) |
| Seed type | Fast version: feminized photoperiod with some autoflower genetics |
|---|---|
| Flowering indoors | About 7–8 weeks after the switch to 12/12 |
| Outdoor harvest | September (Northern Hemisphere), per sellers |
| Height | Medium to tall; sellers quote 5–8 ft (about 1.5–2.4 m) outdoors |
| Yield | Sellers list 400–500 g/m² indoors and 400–600 g per plant outdoors |
| Difficulty | Moderate |
| Best methods | Topping, LST and a SCROG net to manage the haze stretch |
| Climate | Indoors, or temperate outdoor gardens that cool off by October |
Where does the Killer Lemonade strain come from?
Killer Lemonade is sold as a cross of Lemon OG and Gorilla Haze, but its breeder and release date have not been published. Lemon OG, also called Lemon OG Kush, comes from DNA Genetics and is recorded on SeedFinder as Las Vegas Lemon Skunk × The OG #18. Gorilla Haze is listed there as descending from Amnesia Haze, Silver Haze and Gorilla Glue, which fits Killer Lemonade's sativa lean and loud citrus.
The same Lemon OG and Gorilla Haze pairing is credited to the Cookies line called Lemonnade, though no seller ties Killer Lemonade to that cut, so the two are best kept apart. This fast version goes a step further: breeders of fast versions cross a feminized photoperiod plant with a small share of autoflower genetics, which shortens the bloom by a week or two without making the plant flower on its own.
Is Killer Lemonade Fast Version an autoflower?
No: a fast version is a photoperiod plant, so Killer Lemonade Fast Version still needs 12 hours of darkness a day to bloom. Some seed shops label this strain "autoflowering fast version", which mixes two different seed types; one customer review on such a page reports an outdoor plant that kept growing until autumn, exactly as a photoperiod would.
Plan it like a photoperiod. Veg Killer Lemonade Fast Version for as long as you like under 18/6, then switch to 12/12 indoors, or let autumn's shorter days trigger flowering outdoors.
What flavor and effects does Killer Lemonade have?
Aroma and flavor
Killer Lemonade is named for its smell: sharp, sour lemon with a sweet edge, over an earthy, herbal base that likely comes from its Kush and haze ancestry.
- Sour lemon
- Citrus
- Sweet
- Earthy
- Herbal
Terpenes
- Humulene
- Woody, hoppy note; the terpene sellers list first
- Myrcene
- Earthy, herbal depth (listed by some sellers)
- Caryophyllene
- Peppery spice (listed by some sellers)
No lab terpene profile has been published for Killer Lemonade; these are seller listings.
Reported effects
Sellers describe Killer Lemonade as a euphoric, creative and energetic sativa-style high, in line with its Gorilla Haze side, while its Lemon OG parent is known for a more relaxed body feel.
- Euphoric
- Creative
- Energetic
- Uplifted
Killer Lemonade has too few user reports to list downsides with confidence; dry mouth, dry eyes and a racy feeling at high doses are typical of strong haze hybrids.
Killer Lemonade's effect notes come from seller descriptions and what is known about its parents, since independent user reviews are scarce. Reactions vary, and nothing here is medical advice.
How do you grow Killer Lemonade seeds?
Killer Lemonade Fast Version seeds grow like a quick photoperiod: veg the plants under 18/6, train them low before you switch the lights to 12/12, and expect about 7 to 8 weeks of bloom indoors or a September harvest outdoors.
- Germinate3–7 days
Sprout Killer Lemonade seeds in a light mix, then move seedlings into larger pots as roots fill the cup.
- Vegetate3–5 weeks indoors
Top once and spread the branches; with Gorilla Haze in the mix, Killer Lemonade can stretch after the flip.
- FlowerAbout 7–8 weeks
The autoflower share in this fast version shortens bloom, so lemony buds stack up sooner than in most haze crosses.
- HarvestWeek 7–8 of bloom · September outdoors
Let trichomes decide: cut when most are cloudy with a few amber heads.
Grow tips for Killer Lemonade
- Still switch to 12/12. Killer Lemonade Fast Version is a photoperiod; it will not bloom indoors until the lights change, whatever some shop labels say.
- Leave room for stretch. Sellers list plants up to 5–8 ft outdoors, so indoors flip to bloom while Killer Lemonade still has plenty of headroom.
- Keep humidity in check. Sellers warn about mold on this strain; aim for about 40–50% relative humidity late in bloom and keep fans moving air through the canopy.
- Use the early finish outdoors. A September harvest lets Killer Lemonade come down before October rain in many northern gardens.
- Filter the lemon smell. The sour-lemon aroma is strong in late bloom; a carbon filter keeps an indoor grow discreet.
Is Killer Lemonade the right strain for you?
Great pick if you
- Love sharp, sour-lemon flavors
- Want a sativa-leaning plant that finishes faster than most hazes
- Grow outdoors where autumn turns wet in October
- Are happy to train a plant that stretches
Think twice if you
- Want a true autoflower that blooms without a light change
- Need a documented breeder and lab-tested numbers
- Want a heavy, sedating indica
- Grow in a very short tent with no room for stretch
Killer Lemonade strain FAQ
What are Killer Lemonade's genetics?
Seed sellers list Killer Lemonade as Lemon OG × Gorilla Haze. Lemon OG is DNA Genetics' Las Vegas Lemon Skunk × OG #18, and Gorilla Haze descends from Amnesia Haze, Silver Haze and Gorilla Glue. The breeder of Killer Lemonade itself is not named.
Is Killer Lemonade indica or sativa?
Killer Lemonade is described by sellers as sativa-dominant. No exact sativa-to-indica ratio has been published, but its haze-heavy Gorilla Haze parent explains the lean.
What does fast version mean for Killer Lemonade?
Killer Lemonade Fast Version is a feminized photoperiod plant with a small share of autoflower genetics. It still needs a 12/12 light schedule to flower, but finishes roughly a week or two sooner, with sellers quoting 7 to 8 weeks of bloom.
How long does Killer Lemonade take to flower?
Sellers list Killer Lemonade Fast Version at about 7 to 8 weeks of flowering after the lights go to 12/12 indoors. Outdoors in the Northern Hemisphere they give a September harvest.
How much THC does Killer Lemonade have?
Killer Lemonade is listed at about 20% THC, with one seller giving 0.6% CBD. These are seller figures rather than published lab tests, so actual potency can differ.
How much does Killer Lemonade yield?
Sellers list Killer Lemonade at about 400–500 g/m² indoors and 400–600 g per plant outdoors. Those are best-case figures for well-trained plants with strong light.
What does Killer Lemonade taste like?
Killer Lemonade tastes of sour lemon and citrus with a sweet edge and an earthy, herbal finish. Humulene is the terpene sellers list most often.
Is Killer Lemonade the same as Lemonnade?
Not as far as anyone has documented. Lemonnade from the Cookies family is credited to the same Gorilla Haze and Lemon OG parents, but no seller says Killer Lemonade comes from that cut, so they are best seen as separate strains.
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This was an awesome strain to grow. Actually one of my favorite over everything. I’d say top 5 for sure. The smell this plant gives off is mouth watering. It’s almost a lemon with a hint of grapefruit while it’s budding out. Then after drying and cure, the buds were so pleasant and smelt like a bowl of citrus greatness. After LST and HST to the stem and branches this was with added nutes for flower along with molasses and worm tea. It yielded an impressive 108 grams dry off 1 plant. I have 5 I grew and totalled 480 grams off autoflowers. They were green and then out of no where one day I saw purple tops on the buds. Then after a couple weeks the buds turned purple. I don’t know If this was due to the light or how the buds actually are but they were beautiful.