Citron
Citron
Also known as: Citron OG, Citron Kush
Overview
Citron is an evenly balanced hybrid marijuana strain that has emerged as a distinctive cultivar in the cannabis community. It is believed to be a variety of OG Kush, though the genetics of the strain known as 'Citron' are ultimately unknown. Breeders and smokers alike speculate that it must have come from OG Kush, but the strain is old enough that its origins are shrouded in mystery. This mysterious lineage has contributed to its mystique among cannabis enthusiasts. The strain has gained popularity for its distinctive citrus-forward characteristics and balanced effects that make it suitable for both recreational and medicinal use. Citron buds are bright green with frosty trichomes and dark orange hairs, displaying the visual appeal that has made it a favorite among connoisseurs. Various breeders have developed their own versions, including notable iterations from Greenpoint Seeds, who crossed Clementine and Animal Cookies to create their premium feminized hybrid version.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report relief from chronic pain
- May help with stress and anxiety
- Often used for depression
- Potential relief from chronic fatigue
- Users report help with mood swings
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
Citron is moderately easy to cultivate and is resistant to most pests, diseases, and environmental stressors; however, some Animal Cookies-dominant phenotypes may be more sensitive to fluctuations in pH, temperature, humidity, and other conditions. Citron can be grown both indoors and outdoors if given a warm and dry climate. Plants need a flowering time of approximately 75 days (70-80 days). Because Citron plants tend to be tall, indoor growers may benefit from using low-strain training methods such as topping, fimming, or super cropping during the vegetative growth period. This will limit the stretch during the early flowering period and boost the yield of Citron. The strain produces large yield and sweet, citrusy flavor and is appreciated by growers for its fast flowering time and hardy growth. Some phenotypes may be susceptible to powdery mildew, requiring proper ventilation and humidity control.