Og Lemon Bilbo feminized Genehtik

Main characteristics

• Photoperiod feminized variety with OG Kush x Lemon genetics, predominantly Indica

• Intense aroma and flavor of fresh lemon, with notes of fuel, pine and spices

• Powerful effect: euphoric and mental onset followed by deep body relaxation

• Fast flowering, ideal for tight-scheduling crops

• Dense, compact, resin-covered buds; excellent for extractions

• Robust plant with strong branches and balanced structure, perfect for SCROG or SOG

• Dominant terpenes: limonene, myrcene and caryophyllene, responsible for the citrus and earthy character

• High performance both indoors and outdoors

• Requires odor control due to its intense fragrance when flowering.

Flavor and aroma

A classic OG profile with an intense citrus twist. Ripe lemon and lime zest stand out against a background of fuel and pine. The palate leaves a dry, spicy, and lingering aftertaste, reminiscent of the finest American OG lines.

Effects

A quick high with a euphoric and creative feeling, ideal for moments of inspiration or conversation. After a few minutes, a powerful physical relaxation sets in, helping you unwind without becoming overly heavy. Long-lasting and balanced, this effect is recommended for users with a medium to high tolerance.

Indoor cultivation

Short flowering cycle, 60 to 65 days.
It produces firm, heavy flowers with a calyx-to-leaf ratio that's easy to trim.
It adapts well to SCROG cultivation due to its lateral branching, or to SOG cultivation if starting from homogeneous cuttings.
It prefers moderate EC levels and balanced nutrition, with a progressive PK boost during mid-flowering.
Due to its potent aroma, the use of a carbon filter or odor neutralizer is recommended.

Outdoor cultivation

It develops vigorous, medium-tall plants with thick branches and highly resinous flowers.
Harvest between late September and early October in the Northern Hemisphere.
Ideal for temperate or Mediterranean climates with good sun exposure.
It tolerates light training to support the main flower.
To enhance its citrusy profile, use aerated substrates with good drainage and perform a proper root flush at the end of the cycle.

Technical sheet

Bank: Genehtik Seeds
Seed type: Feminized (photoperiodic)
Genetics: OG Kush (USA selection) x Lemon
Dominance: Indica dominant (hybrid)
Indoor flowering: 60–65 days
Outdoor harvest (OH): late September – early October
Indoor yield: 450–550 g/m²
Outdoor yield: up to 800–1500 g/plant
Indoor height: 80–120 cm
Outdoor height: 2–3 m
THC: high (18–22%)
CBD: low
Aroma & taste: fresh lemon, gas/diesel, pine and spices
Effect: initial euphoric, long-lasting body relaxant
Dominant terpenes: Limonene, Myrcene, Caryophyllene
Morphology: strong branches, compact and resinous flower
Cultivation difficulty: medium
Recommended techniques: SCROG, SOG, topping, LST
Ideal climate: temperate or Mediterranean, sunny
Odor control: Recommended
Available formats: 1, 5 and 25 seeds

FAQ

What sets OG Lemon Bilbo apart from other citrus OG strains?
Its balance of lemony freshness and a fiery OG background, along with abundant resin and a shorter flowering cycle than other similar strains.

Is it suitable for beginners?
Yes, as long as humidity and ventilation are well controlled. It's a robust, hardy plant that appreciates basic care.

Do I need a carbon filter indoors?
Yes, its aroma is very intense and penetrating during flowering and drying. It's recommended to install a quality filtration system.

How can I enhance its lemon flavor?
Avoid excess nitrogen during flowering, maintain moderate temperatures, and perform a thorough root flush at the end of the cycle.

Does it perform well in SCROG?
Excellent. Its branched structure and vigor allow it to cover meshes evenly, maximizing light and yield.

When is it ready for outdoor use?
In the Northern Hemisphere, between late September and early October. In the Southern Hemisphere, between March and April.

Is it good for extractions?
Yes, it produces a dense, aromatic resin with a high citrus terpene content, perfect for hash, rosin, or BHO.