Lemon Cake Batter is a sativa product from our flower range. Commonly reported effects: uplifted. Flavour notes: citrus, sweet and dessert.
About this format
Dried cannabis flower — the least processed format we carry, and the one where terpenes come through most clearly. Onset is within minutes, and the effect typically settles after two to three hours.
Product description
A sweet and uplifting treat, this refreshing sativa-dominant strain tastes and smells exactly as one might expect and makes a perfect pick-me-up. Experience our premium flower in a primo size. We reserve our finest flower in limited batches for the connoisseur who wants the best quality buds at the best price on the market. Weight: 1/2 oz. (License No. C11-0000039-LIC)
Technical details
As stated on the label
No potency figure is stated for this item. We do not publish one we cannot source.
Net weight
14 g
Dominant terpenes
Limonene
Strain type
Sativa
SKU
GVB-3F69C5
Batch
B1635-9C5
Every figure here is taken from the product’s own label data. Where a value is not stated for this item, no row is shown rather than an estimate.
Start with one short draw and wait five full minutes before deciding whether you want another. Almost everyone who has a bad time with an inhaled product took the second dose before the first one had arrived.
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How to use
Break it up by hand or with a grinder rather than cutting it, so the trichomes stay on the bud. Pack loosely — airflow is what gives an even burn.
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Storage
Keep it sealed, upright and out of direct light at 15–20 °C. Heat and light degrade cannabinoids faster than time does, and a warm windowsill will cost you more potency in a week than a cool cupboard will in three months. Out of reach of children and animals.
Important information
Keep out of reach of children and animals. Do not drive or operate machinery after use. Not for use if pregnant or breastfeeding. Consult a physician if you take prescription medication.
Lab results
Batch B1635-9C5
Independently tested by an ISO 17025 accredited laboratory.
