Sense63 Lemon Haze (Cutting, presumably Super Lemon Haze)
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Origin: Cutting, mother plant unknown. The strain data refers to the Super Lemon Haze from Green House Seeds as the most likely line.
Genetics: Lemon Skunk x Super Silver Haze
Type: sativa-dominant
Flowering Duration: about 67 days, so 9 to 10 weeks
THC: just under 20%
Aroma: intense lemon, lime, and pink grapefruit, with an earthy finish of musk, incense, and black pepper
Growth: tall and stretched, narrow leaves, stretches significantly during flowering
Phenotypes: not applicable, a cutting is genetically identical to the mother
Soil and Nutrients
Pot: 18 liters
Substrate: Biobizz Light-Mix with Biobizz Worm Humus
Additives: BioTabs (fertilizer tablets), Startrex, Mycorrhiza, Bactrex, Orgatrex
Current Status (10/05/2026)
Age: taken as a cutting at about 2–3 weeks, total age estimated at 6–8 weeks
Veg Duration so far: not exactly known, not yet switched to 12/12
Training: pruned multiple times, main stem bent to the side
Growth: tallest Veg plant in the tent, strongly stretched, long internodes, narrow fingers
Leaf Color: medium to light green, uniform
Health: very vigorous, many active shoot tips, no spots, no pests
Outlook: about 9–10 weeks until harvest after switching
Weekly Update
Age: about 9–10 weeks since cutting
Veg Duration so far: about 7–8 weeks rooted in growth, not yet switched to 12/12
Note: originally three cuttings, this is the only one left
The Lemon Haze is the last of the originally three cuttings, the exact origin of the mother plant is unknown. On September 2nd, it was already well-rooted and growing vigorously, today it is about nine to ten weeks old since cutting. It is growing in an 18-liter pot in Biobizz Light-Mix with worm humus, along with BioTabs, Startrex, Mycorrhiza, Bactrex, and Orgatrex. It has been pruned multiple times, and the main stem is bent to the side. It is the tallest of the Veg plants, growing strongly stretched with long internodes and narrow fingers, so typically sativa-like. The leaf color is a uniform, rather light green. It appears very vigorous, with many active shoot tips and no deficiencies or pests.
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Topping
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LST
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HST
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Defoliation
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11
Week 11. Vegetation
19d ago
1/2
18 hrs
Light Schedule
25 °C
Day Air Temp
No Smell
Smell
55 %
Air Humidity
21 °C
Night Air Temp
18 liters
Pot Size
2 liters
Watering Volume
60 cm
Lamp Distance
Sense63 The Lemon Haze is about ten to eleven weeks old from cutting. It is the tallest and bushiest plant in the tent, with more than twelve even tops and narrow, sativa-typical leaves. The older foliage is dark green, the new growth is fresh light green, and the leaf stems are slightly reddish. No deficiencies, no pests. October 12, 2026, is Day 1 of flowering.
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Week 13. Flowering
8d ago
1/2
18 hrs
Light Schedule
25 °C
Day Air Temp
No Smell
Smell
55 %
Air Humidity
21 °C
Night Air Temp
18 liters
Pot Size
2 liters
Watering Volume
60 cm
Lamp Distance
Sense63 Current Status (10.23.2026)
🗓️ Age: approx. 12–13 weeks from cutting
🌿 Vegi Duration: around 9–10 weeks rooted in growth
🌸 Bloom: Bloom day 14, end of bloom week 2 (12/12 since 10.10.)
? Soil: 18 L, Biobizz Light-Mix with worm humus, BioTabs, Startrex, mycorrhiza, Bactrex, Orgatrex
Training: multiple prunings, main stem bent down, from now on SCROG net
🌱 Growth: back left, typical Haze stretch with long internodes and narrow fingers, over twelve tops, among the tallest in the tent
🍃 Leaf color: older leaves dark green, a lot of light green new growth from the stretch
✅ Health: no deficiencies, no pests, no mold
👍 Rating: good, but the stretch must now be consistently directed into the net
🔮 Outlook: Harvest approx. 12.09.–12.23., trichomes decide
Weekly Text
🍋 The Lemon Haze shows what is in its genes: first high up, then it thinks! Bloom day 14, end of the second bloom week.
🚀 Haze-typical, it fully utilizes the stretch. The internodes become long, the fingers remain narrow and elegant, and back left it pushes itself up with over twelve tops as one of the tallest. That’s exactly why the SCROG net is now hanging: Every top that comes through is laid to the side before it gets too close to the lamp 🕸️
💚 The older leaves are deep green, and the stretch pushes a lot of fresh light green. No spots, no pests, and it accepted the first PK dose without complaint. For a gifted cutting with an unknown past, it’s holding up really well 💪
🏁 Conclusion of the week: good 👍 The next weeks will be net duty until the Haze stretch is done. After that, it can put all its energy into the lemons 🍋✨
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Week 14. Flowering
13h ago
1/5
18 hrs
Light Schedule
25 °C
Day Air Temp
No Smell
Smell
55 %
Air Humidity
21 °C
Night Air Temp
18 liters
Pot Size
2 liters
Watering Volume
60 cm
Lamp Distance
Sense63 🍋 Lemon Haze (Steckling, angenommen Amsterdam Genetics)
Aktueller Stand (30.10.2026)
🗓️ Alter: ca. 13–14 Wochen ab Schnitt
🌿 Vegi-Dauer: rund 9–10 Wochen bewurzelt im Wachstum
🌸 Blüte: Blütetag 21, Blütewoche 4 beginnt (12/12 seit 10.10.)
? Erde: 18 L, Biobizz Light-Mix mit Wurmhumus, BioTabs, Startrex, Mykorrhiza, Bactrex, Orgatrex
Training: mehrfach beschnitten, Hauptstamm runtergebogen, SCROG-Netz
✂️ Pflege: Entlaubung und Lollipopping zum Ende von Blütewoche 3
Düngung: Orgatrex und Bactrex nach BioTabs-Leitfaden, ca. 50 ml Orgatrex und 3 g Bactrex
🌱 Wuchs: hinten links, viele Spitzen auf Netzhöhe bis zur Rückwand, typischer Haze-Wuchs mit langen Internodien und schmalen Fingern
💎 Blüten: an jeder Spitze ein Büschel weißer Stempel, die Blütenansätze werden sichtbar
🍃 Blattfarbe: frisches Mittelgrün, schmale, elegante Blattfinger
✅ Gesundheit: keine Flecken, keine Schädlinge, kein Schimmel
👍 Bewertung: gut, der Stretch ist sauber im Netz gelandet
🔮 Ausblick: Ernte laut Raster ca. 11.12.–18.12., also noch ca. 6–7 Wochen, als Haze eher etwas länger, die Trichome entscheiden
🍋 Die Lemon Haze hat den Stretch überstanden, und zwar mit Stil! Blütetag 21, Woche vier beginnt.
🕸️ Letzte Woche war noch Netzdienst angesagt, jetzt sieht man das Ergebnis: Hinten links reihen sich die Spitzen bis an die Rückwand nebeneinander, fast alle auf einer Höhe. Haze-typisch sind die Abstände zwischen den Etagen lang und die Blattfinger schmal und elegant. Hier steht klar eine Sativa 🌿
✂️ Nach der Entlaubung zum Ende von Blütewoche 3 ist sie unten frei. So kommt Licht und Luft genau dahin, wo jetzt die Blüten entstehen sollen. An jeder Spitze sitzt schon ein Büschel weißer Stempel, die ersten Blütenansätze formen sich 🌸
💚 Das Laub ist frisch und gesund, keine Flecken, keine Schädlinge, kein Schimmel ✅ Für einen geschenkten Steckling, der schon einige Schnitte hinter sich hat, ist sie eine echte Kämpferin 💪 Zur Belohnung gab's nach dem Putzen frisches Futter: Orgatrex und Bactrex nach BioTabs-Plan, Zitronenlimonade fürs Bodenleben sozusagen 🍽️
🏁 Fazit der Woche: gut 👍 Jetzt darf sie endlich ihre Energie in die Zitronen stecken. Noch ca. sechs bis sieben Wochen, und als Haze lässt sie sich gern ein bisschen länger Zeit. Die Lupe hat das letzte Wort 🔍🍋