Lemon Marmalade reviews
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Lemon Marmalade is a powerful, citrus flavored hybrid. The buds are caked with sugary trichomes and have a piney kush scent when broken up. The high is uplifting yet not racy or anxious. It levels out into a calming mellow. Definitely one of the best new strains I've tried in a while.
Expressive lemon, and subtle deisel flavor profile!
Powerful medical values!
Sensational breeding!
Overall top shelf experience included space head high with my mind drifting all over the place. Pleasant pulses of serenity passed throughout my body and I was relaxed. Joint pain reduced to a background noise. Creativity ensued as I ended up delving into drawing, a perfect juxtaposition for my mind and body. I wrapped up my first experience with Lemon Marmalade attacking the fridge and zonking out with a content smile upon my face.
5 Star
Provides a great high that's euphoric and enjoyable. It's Snell may throw you off but it is quite tasty.
Love this - had me grabbing hubby's hand and heading for the bedroom. Only drawback was the kids knocking on the locked bedroom door.
Hard strain to find though.
By far my favorite strain of all time!
I had a friend introduce me to help with anxiety and it took me over a year to find it again. This is my go to daily strain. Keeps me focused enough to get stuff done during the day but it also doesn’t get me so energized I can’t sleep at night.
So happy to find it back in my area!
Gd gas,,,taste gd,,nice high...202 soufside #Highlife
Smooth, great flavor, one of my faves
Extremely impressed, highly recommend for the kush lovers, and definitely will get more.
Lemon marmalade, sounds good but the rest is better to best.
One of my favorites. Favorite one right now. Wow. Pungent diesel, eucalyptus, lemon, and earthy tones like various exotic wood. The smell preludes a myriad of grandiose effects like euphoria, happiness, creativity, relaxation, zoning, and an appetite.
Two thumbs up.