Lemon Z feminized Dutch Passion

The origins of Lemon Z Dutch Passion

Lemon Z Dutch Passion is born from the selection of US genetics with a clear objective: to concentrate an intense citrus profile with modern potency and vigorous growth. Its lineage combines an elite Lemon Skunk (known for its sparkling lemon peel) with terpene-rich Zkittlez heritage, resulting in a stable, resinous, sativa-dominant photoperiod feminized strain with a bouquet reminiscent of lemon zest, caramel, and fresh fruit. Dutch Passion refined it to offer a powerful aromatic experience and an ideal structure for high-yield techniques.

Main characteristics

– Sativa-dominant with rapid growth, solid branching, and an excellent calyx-to-leaf ratio
– Limonene-dominated terpene profile with sweet, fruity, caramel-like overtones
– High yields indoors and outdoors, with resin-covered flowers and great bag appeal
– Responds well to SCROG, topping, and LST; easy to shape and fill screens
– Intense aromas: a carbon filter is recommended indoors
– Relatively quick maturation for its sativa profile, with well-aerated buds
– Ideal for extractions thanks to its resin and citrus terpene content
– ​​Available in packs of 1, 3, 5, and 10 feminized seeds

Indoor and outdoor growing methods for Lemon Z Dutch Passion

Indoors, Lemon Z thrives on a photoperiod of growth with vigor control through early topping and gentle training (LST). The SCROG technique maximizes yield by homogenizing the canopy and multiplying flowering points. Maintain balanced nutrition, without excess nitrogen during flowering, and control humidity at the end of the cycle to preserve terpenes and prevent problems. Its moderate-to-high stretch after switching to 12/12 is well managed with training pruning and a support net.

Outdoors, it displays a robust appearance with strong lateral branches, and thrives in temperate to Mediterranean climates, as well as in greenhouses. In a large pot or fertile soil, it develops a strong root system and long, aromatic colas. The relatively airy flower structure helps in humid areas, although good ventilation and staking are still recommended if winds or heavy colas are expected.

Properties of Lemon Z Dutch Passion

Lemon Z stands out for its modern potency, delivering a crisp and stimulating effect while offering an outstanding organoleptic experience. The resin is abundant, with thick trichomes, and a dry-curing process that enhances the nuances of fresh lemon, citrus zest, and sweet fruit notes.

Lemon Z Dutch Passion Flavor

Aroma and flavor dominated by sparkling lemon and citrus zest, with a sweet caramel-like/fruity undertone and a skunky touch that amplifies the complexity. The palate is enveloping and persistent; the aging enhances notes of lemon sorbet and candy.

Effects of Lemon Z Dutch Passion

Primarily euphoric and cerebral, the effect is ideal for creativity, focus, and daytime activities. The initial phase feels clean and uplifting, with a gentle, pleasant relaxation as it progresses. In high doses, the intensity can be overwhelming; it's recommended to start with moderation.

Lemon Z Dutch Passion technical sheet

– Type: Photoperiod feminized seed
– Genetics: Lemon Skunk (USA selection) x Zkittlez
– Dominance: Sativa
– Indoor flowering time: 9–10 weeks (approx. 63–70 days)
– Outdoor harvest (OH): early/mid-October; (HS): April
– Indoor yield: high (approx. 500–650 g/m² depending on technique and environment)
– Outdoor yield: very high in favorable climates
– Height: medium-tall; noticeable stretching after switching to flowering
– THC: very high (approx. 20–25% in well-optimized phenotypes)
– CBD: low
– Dominant terpenes: limonene, beta-caryophyllene, myrcene
– Structure: Vigorous lateral branching, medium internodes, resinous buds
– Difficulty: medium; Ideal for growers with some experience in canopy training and control
– Related techniques: SCROG, topping, LST, light defoliation
– Substrates: Soil, coco coir, and hydroponics
– Recommended climate: Temperate/Mediterranean; greenhouse or protected outdoors in humid areas
– Notes: Penetrating aroma; odour filtration is recommended indoors

Lemon Z Dutch Passion FAQ

– Is it suitable for beginners?
Suitable for beginners if vigor is controlled with formative pruning and a balanced nutrition plan is used. Its aroma is intense; it is best filtered indoors.

– How long does it take to flower?
Indoors, it takes about 9 to 10 weeks from the 12/12 cycle. Outdoors, it's usually ready in early/mid-October in the Northern Hemisphere.

– What's the difference with a citrus autoflowering version?
Lemon Z is a photoperiod: it depends on the photoperiod to flower and allows greater control over size and yield than an autoflower.

– Does it smell strong during flowering?
Yes. The citrus profile is very pronounced; a quality carbon filter and good extraction are recommended.

– Does it respond well to SCROG?
It's an excellent candidate. Its branching and response to topping facilitate a uniform canopy and very abundant harvests.

– Can I grow it in humid climates?
Yes, with adequate ventilation, moderate densities, and controlled humidity at the end of flowering. Its flower structure helps, but prevention is key.

– How to enhance the lemon flavor?
Avoid overfertilizing in the final stages, maintain moderate temperatures, and dry/curing slowly to preserve citrus terpenes.