Londoncello is the Cookies and Lemonnade cross of Lemonade and London Pound Cake #75 — a citrus-meets-bakery hybrid that opens on sour lemon and lands on cookie dough. The flower runs dark violet under olive green when the phenotype and a cool finish push it there. It reads bright and functional: sharp and social at a low dose, heavier the further you take it.
Where It Comes From
Lemonnade is Berner's citrus-focused arm of Cookies — the same identity, built around lemon-forward cuts. Londoncello is what happens when that citrus program borrows from the Cookies bakery side, crossing Lemonade with London Pound Cake #75. The name drifts across menus — Londonchello, London Cello — but it is one plant, and the spelling variation is commercial history, not different genetics.
The Cross
The lineage is Lemonade x London Pound Cake #75. The Lemonade side brings the sour lemon and the brighter half of the profile. London Pound Cake #75 — a specific Cookies selection, not shorthand for the wider family — contributes dough, berry, cream, and the dense, resin-heavy structure the Cookies line is known for. That #75 matters: it pins the parent to one cut rather than the broader London Pound Cake pool.
The flower is the tell — rounded, dense buds with a dark violet base under olive-green leaf, thin orange hairs, and a heavy trichome coat. That deep color is phenotype and finishing temperature, not a guarantee; some cuts stay green.
The High Rise Take
Londoncello is the Cookies-and-Lemonnade citrus-meets-bakery cross done right — lemon and berry over dough and pine, with a functional, creative lean. Dig into the rest of the High Rise strain library.
Any THC figure on a jar describes that batch, not the cultivar, so start low with an unfamiliar lot and give it time.