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Lime-tasting cannabis strains bring crisp, tangy flavours that sit right alongside lemon, orange, and grapefruit in the citrus family, but they've got their own punchy twist.
That bright lime kick comes mostly from limonene, a natural compound that gives off loud citrus smells.
You'll find lime flavours in all sorts of plants, indica, sativa, hybrid, so it's the smell and taste that really matter, not the type.
Read MoreWhat lime strains smell like
Lime strains hit with that fresh, zesty punch you get from squeezing a lime wedge. Limonene does most of the heavy lifting, but it's usually backed up by other natural compounds like myrcene, terpinolene, and pinene, which add layers and stop things feeling flat.
Lemon Skunk and Lemon Kobra both bring pure lime aromas, while Lime Purple Mist mixes sweet lime with a little spicy grape on the side.
Lime Drop throws in earthy fruit notes with sour lemon-lime and a hint of flowery herb, and the strain called Lime smells bang-on like lime, with a whiff of petrol, sweetness, and herbs underneath.
Citrus plants often blend their zingy side with spicy, herbal, or pungent notes, so lime varieties rarely stick to one flavour.
Lemon Haze has a strong lemon smell with sweetness and earth in the background, and Lemon Tree brings loud, sharp lemon with a Meyer lemon twist, savoury rind, and a gassy edge.
Dosidos weaves sugary and minty tones with faint pine and lime, and XJ-13 fizzes with sour lemon and lime like a fruity spritzer. Lime-named strains usually pack a serious citrus punch that matches or even beats other citrus-forward plants.
How they taste
Lime strains deliver a lively burst that mirrors the fruit itself, but the flavour often wanders into earthy, skunky, or sweet territory too.
Lime Glow, an autoflowering hybrid, gives robust earthy lime with a touch of skunk, and the Lime strain itself tastes earthy with a fresh lime finish and a sticky coating.
Sweet Tartz highlights tart lime from its Black Lime GMO parent and adds sweetness on top, tasting like key lime pie with every puff, tart and sweet in one go.
Colombian Gold sativa brings tangy lemon-lime paired with a skunky smell, and Lime Purple Mist delivers sweet lime woven with spicy grape hints and a fruity, hazy aftertaste.
Ghost Lime Pop delivers an intensely fruity lime candy character that fans love, and it's up there with Mimosa for sheer fruity punch. XJ-13 bursts with lemon, lime, and pear, creating a sour fruity spritzer vibe, and Dutch Treat combines lemon candy, sharp pine, and fresh herb with subtle sage and mint.
Lemon Haze offers tangy citrus with a hint of spice and sweetness, and Lemon Tree delivers fresh Meyer lemon and savoury rind with pungent skunk and sharp gas underneath.
Dosidos has a striking minty flavour with faint lime, layered with sugary and pine tones, and Satori shows a pure lime taste and smell.
Where lime strains come from
Lime flavours pop up across all plant types, and the smell and taste matter way more than whether something's indica, sativa, or hybrid.
Super Lemon Haze comes from Lemon Skunk and Super Silver Haze, bred by Green House Seeds as a sativa-leaning plant, and it smells zesty and citrusy with sweet and tart lemony notes.
Lemon OG delivers citrus with skunky undertones from Las Vegas Lemon Skunk and OG #18, and it contains caryophyllene, myrcene, and limonene, which create its citrus and skunk character.
Purple Punch genetics show up often in lime-forward strains, adding to the fruity profiles people love, and Sweet Tartz highlights tart lime from Black Lime GMO with extra sweetness.
Lime-named strains deliver fruity profiles that citrus fans really go for, and they contain high levels of limonene, which sets them apart from sour or diesel varieties with less of it.
Lime strains sit in their own corner of the fruity world, separate from tropical or cherry-forward plants, and the strength of the lime character depends on how much limonene is there and how it mixes with other compounds, not just the family tree.
Lime Frequently Asked Questions
Lime smell and flavour come mostly from limonene, a natural citrus compound found in many plants. Myrcene, terpinolene, and pinene also chip in, adding depth and complexity beyond the simple lime note.
Lime flavours show up in indica, sativa, and hybrid plants alike. The smell and taste matter more than the type, so you can find lime in any background.
Lemon Kobra, Lemon Skunk, and Satori all bring pure lime smells. Lime Purple Mist has dominant sweet lime notes, and the Lime strain smells distinctly of lime with petrol, sweetness, and herbal undertones.
Yes, lime strains often carry earthy, skunky, herbal, spicy, or sweet notes alongside the citrus. Lime Glow offers earthy lime with skunk, and Lime Purple Mist delivers sweet lime with spicy grape hints.
Lime strains contain high levels of limonene, setting them apart from sour or diesel varieties with less. Lime tends to have a sharper, tangier citrus note compared to the sweeter, rounder lemon character.
Ghost Lime Pop delivers an intensely fruity lime candy character, and Sweet Tartz tastes like key lime pie, combining tart lime and sweetness. Lime candy strains match Mimosa for fruity intensity.
Limonene dominates lime strains, with myrcene, terpinolene, and pinene contributing to the overall citrus flavour and smell. Lemon OG contains caryophyllene, myrcene, and limonene, creating its citrus and skunk character.
Yes, Lime Glow is an autoflowering hybrid offering robust earthy lime with a hint of skunk. Autoflowering plants can carry the same smells and flavours as photoperiod ones.
Lime Purple Mist has dominant sweet lime with subtle spicy grape, and Lime Drop presents earthy fruit with sour lemon-lime and flowery herb hints. XJ-13 has a sour smell with lemon and lime that fizzes.
Super Lemon Haze comes from Lemon Skunk and Super Silver Haze, bred by Green House Seeds as a sativa-leaning plant. It smells zesty and citrusy with sweet and tart lemony notes.