Tally Mon

Tally Mon is a hybrid cannabis strain with up to 32.0% THC, known for its euphoric effects and apple and banana flavor profile.

Bred by Oni Seed Co. in California, Tallymon is the result of a three-way cross: Papaya × (Banana OG × Do-Si-Dos). This rich lineage combines the fruity, mango-like Papaya with the dessert-like Banana OG and the powerhouse Do-Si-Dos, yielding a strain that is 50% indica and 50% sativa. Tallymon was first released around 2018 under the name "Tally Man", and despite initially being hard to find outside the West Coast (notably Seattle and California), it quickly became a favorite among connoisseurs for its unique aroma and heavy resin production. In fact, Oni Seed Co.'s own description highlights that Tallymon gives off "intense, suntan lotion aromas" (think banana, coconut, cherry, mango, and even sweet-sour apple) and is "a real treat for hash makers", indicating the strain's exceptional resin content for making concentrates.

As of 2024–2025, Tallymon is experiencing a surge in popularity and recognition, firmly establishing itself in the modern cannabis canon. One clear trend is its accolades and awards in competitive circles: as mentioned, a Tallymon rosin took 1st place at a Michigan concentrate competition, and more generally the strain has been praised by critics (Westword's cannabis columnist dubbed its effects "pure euphoria" and waxed poetic about its fruit cocktail aroma). Its exotic appeal (tropical flavor, high THC) makes it a selling point for cultivators and brands looking to offer something distinctive. The strain has found particular favor in concentrate circles – many legal producers turn Tallymon harvests into hash, rosin, or live resin, leveraging that "hash maker's treat" quality that Oni Seed touted. This means even when flower form isn't ubiquitous, you might find Tallymon as an extract or infused product in dispensaries.