Ayrloom Lemonade
Ayrloom

Lemonade (Hybrid)

HybridBeverage

Available now at Hudson Valley, NY in Newburgh, NY. Hybrid-dominant beverage.

This store’s price · 10mg | 2:1 THC:CBD
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About this strain

Lemonade — hybrid

Lemonnade, also known as The Original Lemonnade, or simply Lemonade, is a sativa-dominant marijuana strain made by crossing Lemon OG and Gorilla Haze. Lemonade tastes and smells just like freshly squeezed lemons. This strain is ideal for wake and bake enthusiasts, as Lemonade tends to make consumers feel energetic and motivated. Medical patients pick this theraputic strain for its ability to relieve anxiety, inflammation and cramping. Bred by Growing Passion, this strain produces dense, resinous buds with soft orange hairs that look beautiful against the buds light green coloration.

Strain type
Hybrid
Made by
Ayrloom
What to expect

Effects, flavor & terpenes

Reported effects
Energetic100%
Focused42%
Giggly24%
Talkative21%
Dominant terpenes
Caryophyllene
Spicy, peppery — calming
Myrcene
Earthy, musky — relaxing
Pinene
Pine — alertness
Terpinolene
Herbal — creative
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Frequently asked

Is Lemonade an indica or sativa?

Lemonade is a hybrid. The strain profile is the same wherever you buy it — only the price and which shelves stock it change from store to store.

What does Lemonade taste like?

Its aroma and flavor are shaped by its Caryophyllene, Myrcene and Pinene terpenes. Terpene data exists for only a small share of products, so where it's available — as it is here — it's worth weighing.