Tangerine

Descripción

Prized for its fruity flavours and energising benefits, it has become a favourite choice for cannabis seed enthusiasts looking for a refreshing sensorial experience. We will explore the characteristics of Tangerine seeds, its origins and why it deserves a special place in the cannabis world.

Origins and genetics

Tangerine is the result of careful crossing between sativa-dominant cannabis strains. Although its exact origin can vary between growers, it generally comes from the Haze family, renowned for its potent aromas and cerebral effects. These genetics have given Tangerine its pronounced sativa characteristics, while retaining a distinctive flavour that sets it apart from other strains.

A unique flavor profile

What makes Tangerine so special is undoubtedly its flavour profile. As the name suggests, this variety is characterised by citrus notes that are very reminiscent of mandarin. When consumed, we are immediately struck by a sweet and spicy aroma, accompanied by floral and spicy nuances. This aroma makes it a pleasurable experience from the moment the jar is opened, appealing to beginners and connoisseurs alike.

Its taste is equally impressive. Tangerine offers an explosion of flavours on the palate, with notes of tropical fruits and a sweetness that lingers after inhalation. It is a strain that knows how to delight the senses, transforming each session into a moment of gustatory pleasure.

Medical effects and benefits

Tangerine is predominantly sativa, meaning it is often chosen for its energizing and euphoric effects. Users report a rapid increase in energy and mental clarity that promotes creativity, focus, and social interaction. Unlike some more sedating strains, Tangerine is ideal for daytime use, whether to boost productivity or simply to enjoy an active day.

In addition to its stimulating effects, mandarin is also appreciated for its medicinal properties. It can help combat stress, fatigue and depression, providing a feeling of well-being and lightness. In addition, some users find its anti-inflammatory properties useful in relieving mild or chronic pain, without the feeling of heaviness often associated with other strains.

Growing Tangerine

Growing Tangerine can be a rewarding experience, although it does require some skill and attention. Tangerine plants tend to be medium to large in size, with sturdy branches that adapt well to outdoor or indoor conditions. They produce dense, resinous buds, often adorned with bright orange pistils, reminiscent of the fruits from which they take their name.

Tangerine is also known for its relatively short flowering time for a sativa, making it a popular choice among growers. It prefers a temperate climate with plenty of light, and although it can be grown outdoors, it does particularly well indoors, where conditions can be controlled to maximise yield and quality.

60% sativa
Gender: Feminized
Yield: 600 gr/m2
Medium
Indoor flowering: 60-65 days
Outdoor harvest: End of October
THC: 26%