Tangie

Tangie

Tangie

Sativa AI Generated

Also known as: Tangerine Dream (1995), The Tangie

Overview

Tangie is a sativa-dominant cannabis strain created by crossing California Orange and Skunk #1, developed as a tribute to Tangerine Dream, a legendary zingy cultivar that rose to fame in the 1990s. Originally created by Don Morris and Aaron Yarkoni of DNA Genetics in Amsterdam in 2004, the strain was developed from a clone-only selection by Crockett that had been hidden for years before being presented to DNA. Tangie maintains a 70% sativa and 30% indica genetic profile.

The strain produces small, compact, light green buds covered in orange hairs and frosty trichomes. Plants can grow up to 6 feet tall due to their dominant sativa genetics. Tangie has won numerous awards, including winning 10 prizes in 10 months at various Cannabis Cups, with multiple first-place wins at High Times Cannabis Cup events between 2013-2014. The strain is particularly renowned for its vibrant citrus profile, with a strong, sweet aroma reminiscent of tangerines, making it a favorite among cannabis connoisseurs seeking an uplifting, energetic experience without the sedating effects typical of indica strains.

Effects

Reported Medical Uses

  • Users report relief from stress
  • May help with depression
  • Often used for anxiety management
  • Users report appetite stimulation
  • May help with fatigue
  • Often used for pain relief
  • Users report help with nausea

This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.

Possible Negative Effects

Growing Information

Tangie has a flowering time of 9-10 weeks and produces yields of 450-550g/m² indoors. The strain thrives best outdoors in soil rather than hydroponics, preferring warm, dry climates. Plants can stretch up to 6 feet in height, growing vertically until the fifth week. Due to its height requirements, it is not ideal for indoor growth. Outdoor harvest typically occurs from late September to early October. The strain is naturally hardy and resilient to common pests and diseases, making it suitable for beginners. Growing requires heavy feeding during vegetative phase and training techniques like LST or main-lining for height management in limited spaces.

Genetics

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