Lumpy Space Princess strain guide
Lumpy Space Princess, often shortened to LSP, is a sativa-leaning hybrid from Solfire Gardens. It's a cross of Pink Lemonade and Black Banana, and people know it for a banana and sour citrus smell and a chatty, energetic feel.
Where does Lumpy Space Princess come from?
Solfire Gardens bred it by crossing a Pink Lemonade female from Annunaki Genetics with its own Black Banana male. Two strain databases agree on that pairing. One strain database names the second parent Black Banana Cookies, which may be the same line under a longer name.
The name is a nod to the cartoon character, and most products shorten it to LSP. At least one product sold as LSP lists completely different parents, so the name on the jar doesn't always mean the Solfire cross. Check the producer's page if it matters.
What does Lumpy Space Princess smell and taste like?
The smell leans toward banana, with sour lemon and citrus coming through on the taste. Reviewers also mention strawberry and other berries, which gives it a fruit-salad sort of sweetness.
One strain database lists myrcene, limonene and caryophyllene, and elsewhere names limonene as the main one. Limonene fits the sour citrus side, myrcene the riper fruit, and caryophyllene adds a light peppery edge.
Lumpy Space Princess effects: what people report
People describe LSP as energetic, talkative and happy, with a buzzy head feel that suits daytime more than late nights. Reviews also mention feeling creative, giggly or focused. It's usually listed as a sativa-leaning hybrid.
These are experiences people report, not promises. Some reviewers call it strong, and a few mention feeling anxious, paranoid or dizzy, so it's worth going slowly. How it feels depends on the batch, how much you have and your own tolerance.
How strong is Lumpy Space Princess?
Published listings put LSP at about 20% to 21% THC, with very little CBD. One strain database also lists around 2% CBG, a minor cannabinoid. There isn't much more lab data out there, so take those numbers as a rough guide.
Start small and wait before having more, especially if racy sativa-leaning strains tend to be a lot for you. The numbers on your product's label matter more than the strain name.
Buying Lumpy Space Princess in Canada
Look for both names, Lumpy Space Princess and LSP, on labels and menus. Since at least one LSP product lists different parents, check the producer's description if you want the Solfire cross specifically.
If you find it, it's most likely to be dried flower or pre-rolls. Check the THC number and the packaging date before you buy.
Lumpy Space Princess vs Pink Lemonade
Pink Lemonade is one side of LSP's family, though the parent Solfire used is Annunaki Genetics' cut, and the Pink Lemonade you find under that name isn't always the same plant. Both share a sour lemon note. Pink Lemonade stays closer to lemon and grapefruit and is described as happy and focused with a relaxed edge. LSP adds banana and berry sweetness and reads more energetic and talkative. If you want a straight lemon strain, Pink Lemonade is the simpler choice. If you'd like fruitier and more upbeat, try LSP.
Strains like Lumpy Space Princess
If you like Lumpy Space Princess, these are close matches:
- Pink Lemonade: a strain with the same name as one of its parents, lemony and a bit calmer.
- Strawberry Banana: no family link, but the same banana and berry sweetness.
- Super Lemon Haze: no family link, but a sour citrus smell and an energetic reputation.
