T.H. Seeds
Pure Lemon Cherry by T.H. Seeds
Pure Lemon Cherry by T.H. Seeds
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One phenotype tested at 30% THC at Mary Jane Berlin in 2024, and the breeder says the rest of the line carries the same potential.
The mother is a Lemon Cherry Pie cut from Ember Valley in California, a Lemon Cherry Gelato x Georgia Pie selection prized for strength and density. T.H. Seeds crossed it with their Pure Afghan to rein in the stretch and make it kinder to home growers. It was released as a limited edition of 420 packs.
Expect lemon cherry ice cream: bright citrus peel, dark sweet cherry and a creamy base, closed out by a cool hint of eucalyptus, with no diesel or skunk edge at all.
Keep this for night-time. The breeder ranks it among its strongest recent releases, with a short cerebral lift giving way to heavy body relaxation and often couch lock, and lists pain relief and deep sleep among its reported effects.
Afghan blood makes it compact, with tight internodes and a squat Christmas tree shape built around one strong central cola. It vegs fast and wide, stretches about twice in flower, up to three times in some plants, and does best grown naturally or topped once. Allow 9 weeks of flower for 550 to 650 g per square metre at 120 to 160 cm, with dense buds in purple, deep green and near-black, heavy with trichomes. The breeder rates it for ice water hash over dry sift.
| Lineage | Lemon Cherry Pie x Pure Afghan |
|---|---|
| Type | Hybrid, 60% sativa, 40% indica |
| Seed type | Feminised |
| Flowering time | 9 weeks |
| Yield | 550 to 650 g per square metre |
| Indoor/outdoor | Indoor and outdoor |
| Terpenes | Lemon, cherry, cream, eucalyptus |
| THC | Up to 30% (breeder figure) |
Robert C. Clarke named T.H. Seeds Europe's first seed shop, and the Amsterdam breeder has been at work since 1993.
Collector's notice: this pack is sold as a sealed souvenir and novelty item for adults aged 18 and over. Seeds are not to be germinated where doing so is against the law. Strain details are the breeder's published information and reports from growers and users, given for reference only and not as medical advice. You are responsible for knowing and following the law where you live.




