CHERRY LEMONADE

Kilimanjaro × Oldmes Time × Pineapple

Flowering: 9 Weeks (58–63 Days)
Stretch: Moderate
Plant Size: Medium–Tall, balanced tropical hybrid
Yield: High (notable outdoor performance)
Difficulty: Easy–Intermediate
Aroma: Cherry • Lemonade • Pineapple • Sugarcane • Sweet Floral Spice
THC / Cannabinoids: 24–26% THC | ~2% CBD

Summary / Suitability
Cherry Lemonade is a tropical hybrid crafted to express the most vibrant and sugary side of Lost Pheno’s African–Latin line. It merges Kilimanjaro’s highland sweetness and vigor, Oldmes Time’s Colombian resin depth, and Pineapple’s fruity candy terpenes into a single, eye-catching cultivar. The result is a fast-flowering, resin-heavy plant with explosive color and flavor — perfectly suited for modern extraction, artisanal edibles, and flower connoisseurs seeking tropical dessert aromas in a classic, uplifting sativa-hybrid form.

Genetic Background
This three-way cross unites three continents of heritage: African (Kilimanjaro), Latin American (Oldmes Time from Colombian and Mexican roots), and Pacific (Pineapple). The African parent contributes structure and resilience to humidity, while Oldmes Time adds creamy sweetness and sticky resin typical of Colombian Gold descendants. Pineapple completes the flavor arc with a tart, fruity glaze that leans toward cherry-lime candy. The combination forms a balanced 70/30 sativa-dominant hybrid that finishes in under 9 weeks — a tropical profile refined for both flavor and production.

Plant Characteristics
Cherry Lemonade displays vigorous early growth, producing strong central colas with sturdy lateral branching. The canopy develops broad, light-saturated fan leaves midway between sativa and hybrid. Plants maintain a medium–tall stature with a moderate stretch and balanced internodal spacing.
The flowers themselves are striking — long, conical buds featuring deep violet interiors framed by bright lime-green sugar leaves and dense white pistils that mature to cream and amber tones. Resin production is exceptional; trichomes form large, bulbous heads that create a thick, crystalline coating across buds and nearby leaves. The structure is slightly denser than typical tropical sativas, combining Oldmes Time’s stickiness with Kilimanjaro’s upright vigor and air circulation.

Flower & Aroma Profile
Aromas open intensely sweet and complex: ripe cherry, candied lemon, and pineapple syrup over a warm base of panela (raw sugar) and tropical spice. As flowers cure, the bouquet develops creamy and floral undertones reminiscent of sugarcane, vanilla, and pink lemonade.
Flavor mirrors the aroma — bright and syrupy with notes of cherry candy, lemon cream soda, and a smooth tropical finish. The smoke is sweet and light, leaving lingering hints of citrus zest and fruit glaze on the palate. Under magnification, trichome coverage is heavy and sticky, ideal for full-melt or rosin extraction.

Growing Tips (Indoor & Outdoor)
Indoor: Cherry Lemonade adapts easily to SCROG or SOG setups, responding well to moderate topping or training. Maintain warm temperatures (26–28 °C) and controlled humidity to enhance color and terpene development. Overfeeding can mute its fruit profile, so nutrient levels should remain moderate. Finishes in approximately 60–63 days with vivid coloration and abundant resin.
Outdoor / Greenhouse: Performs exceptionally in subtropical and highland regions. African influence grants strong mold and humidity resistance, while Pineapple shortens flowering and improves bud density. Expect high yields of richly scented, colorful flowers by mid-season harvest.

Effects & Potency
The effect is euphoric, creative, and long-lasting — beginning with a sparkling sativa clarity from Kilimanjaro, layered with a mellow, happy body tone from Oldmes Time. Users experience mental focus and positivity, ideal for daytime or artistic use. The high THC level and fruit-driven terpene blend produce a flavorful yet functional effect suitable for social or creative sessions.