Cream Mandarine F1 Fast Version
Cream Mandarine F1 Fast Version
Also known as: Cream Mandarine F1 FV, Cream Mandarine Fast Version
Overview
Cream Mandarine F1 Fast Version is a feminized photoperiod-dependent cannabis strain developed by Sweet Seeds in response to customer demand for a non-autoflowering version of their popular Cream Mandarine Auto. Sweet Seeds created this strain by selecting their best Cream Mandarine Auto genetic lines and hybridizing them with an elite clone of Diesel ancestors featuring aromatic mandarin citrus notes. The strain achieved recognition by winning 2nd Prize in the Indica Indoor category at the II Copa del Rey in Bogotá, Colombia in 2016. This indica-dominant hybrid (60% indica, 40% sativa) exhibits the typical structure of an indica-sativa cross with vigorous growth. Plants produce large, compact buds that are fully loaded with aromatic resin, and complete their flowering cycle in just 7 weeks. The strain is particularly valued for its exceptional citrus aroma reminiscent of mandarin oranges, combined with subtle diesel undertones that add complexity to its flavor profile.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report relief from stress
- May help with pain management
- Often used for relaxation after busy days
- Users report relief from fatigue
- May help with loss of appetite
- Users report mood enhancement
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
Difficulty level is medium with a photoperiod flowering type requiring 7 weeks indoor flowering time. Indoor yields reach 450-600g/m² while outdoor yields produce 400-600g per plant. Plants grow to medium height both indoors and outdoors, with outdoor harvest ready in early September. Plants are medium-sized with vigorous growth showing typical hybrid structure, developing thick compact buds covered in aromatic resin. Due to fast flowering, these strains are particularly suitable for humid and rainy zones, high mountains, or regions with cold winters as they can anticipate harvest before the most virulent botrytis attacks.