ZAZA | INDOOR THCA FLOWER | LEMON ZONKERS
✅ CATEGORY: Hybrid
✅ THCA CONTENT: 25.16%
✅ TERPENE PROFILE: Limonene, Myrcene, Caryophyllene
✅ PERSONALITY: Citrus & Uplifting
Lemon Zonkers is Lemon Tree crossed with OG Kush. Loud citrus, OG bud structure, heavy resin. Citrus is the gap on most shelves right now because almost everything coming out of the exotic category is dessert or gas, so this one doesn’t compete with the rest of your case for the same customer. COA on file, indoor grown, consistent batch to batch.
*Due to Pennsylvania tax and licensing requirements for smokable hemp products, we are currently unable to ship flower products to Pennsylvania addresses.
Why it sells
Look at your flower shelf and count the dessert and candy strains. That’s the market right now, and it means the customer who wants something sharp and citrus-forward often walks out without buying. Lemon Zonkers fills that slot.
It also sells itself at the counter. The jar is loud enough that a budtender opening it does most of the work, and the name tells the customer what to expect before anyone says anything. That matters for staff turnover. New hires can sell this one on day one.
The genetics
Lemon Tree crossed with OG Kush. Lemon Tree is one of the loudest citrus cuts in circulation, and OG Kush brings the dense, resin-heavy structure. Both names carry weight with customers who know strains, and the ones who don’t will still pick up the jar because the buds look the way OG is supposed to look.
Flavor is zest rather than lemonade, with a skunky edge and a soft floral kush note on the exhale. Limonene leads the terpenes, myrcene gives it the earthy base, and caryophyllene adds pepper at the finish.
What you’re buying
Indoor grown under controlled conditions, which is what keeps the citrus terpenes intact through the cure. Volatile terpenes are the first thing lost in a rushed dry, and a dull jar is a jar that doesn’t reorder. Third party tested with a COA available for every batch.
WARNING
This product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.
For more information: www.P65Warnings.ca.gov












