Lemon Tree AutoA

Most seed companies making autos harvest from every plant in a generation and call it stable. Greenpoint inbred the Lemon Tree against a ruderalis Short Stuff male over multiple generations and kept only the most vigorous, resin heavy plants at each step. That selection discipline is the difference between carrying a famous name and carrying the plant behind it.

The Cross

Greenpoint crossed the Lemon Tree to a ruderalis Short Stuff male, then inbred across multiple generations with hard selection at every step.

The Parents

Lemon Tree is Lemon Skunk crossed to East Coast Sour Diesel, a cup winner out of Santa Cruz and a plant that spent years inside a closed circle before anybody outside it knew the name. Lemon Skunk, a Skunk #1 phenotype, contributes the citrus. Sour Diesel contributes the fuel underneath it.

Short Stuff #1 supplies the autoflowering trait and a predictable finish window.

What’s In The Pack

Six feminized autoflower seeds. Medium stature plants with dense, trichome heavy flowers.

In The Garden

75-85 days from seed, typically finishing in the eight to ten week range. No light schedule to manage, which is the practical argument for growing an auto at all. Predictable timeline and a resin load that holds up against the photoperiod original.

Photo: Lemon Tree, @berner415

Seed release: Greenpoint Seeds.