Thai Mango #1 - Mae Chaem
Also known as: Hmong Purple Mango, Thai Mango, Thai-Stick
Thai Mango #1 - Mae Chaem Strain Overview
Thai Mango #1 - Mae Chaem is a pure sativa landrace from Zomia Cannabis Co. that represents an open-pollinated narrow-leaf drug (NLD) landrace variety from the Mae Chaem district in Chiang Mai Province, Thailand. This strain originates from the Thai-Lao region historically known as the ancient kingdom of Lan Xang, referred to as "the Kingdom of 1,000,000 White Elephants and Parasols," and was traditionally cultivated as ganja (seedless cannabis) in the Shan Hills appellation of Northern Thailand. Local minorities such as the Hmong, who are heavily associated with 'Mango' varieties in Northern Thailand, have likely cultivated this cannabis since the 1960s when they received genetics from Isan peoples, with the strain typically showing two dominant phenotypes: one fruity and fresh, and the other darker and musky.
Plants are exceptionally vigorous and can easily reach 15-20 feet in height outdoors, filling out with thick arm-length colas when given adequate space and time, with heavy myrcene and camphor/menthol type aromas throughout and flowering times ranging from 14-20 weeks depending on conditions. The highland accessions from regions with high diurnal temperature variation have been selected over time for anthocyanin-rich characteristics, often leading to purple/pink coloration by late flower. More likely, myrcene-rich profiles were selectively bred into the landrace gene pool over generations in home gardens and small plots, away from whatever ancestral landrace gene pool existed in the region previously.
Thai Mango #1 - Mae Chaem Strain Effects
Thai Mango #1 - Mae Chaem Strain Positive Effects
- Users report relief from fatigue
- May help with mood enhancement
- Often used for creativity and focus
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Thai Mango #1 - Mae Chaem Strain Possible Negative Effects
Thai Mango #1 - Mae Chaem Strain Growing Information
Cultivation is challenging, requiring expertise as plants can easily reach 15-20 feet outdoors and are light feeders that require training and maximum space indoors, with indoor growers suggested to pheno hunt, clone selected specimens, and put clones into flower at the 2nd or 3rd set of leaves for uniformity. Plants are adapted to equatorial climates and light cycles, requiring gradual reduction to 10 hours on/14 hours off to stimulate flowering indoors, with an outdoor flowering time of approximately 140 days (20 weeks). This strain is cultivated outdoors and in greenhouses, and has never been available as feminized seeds. Growing difficulty is very high, suitable only for experienced cultivators familiar with long-flowering sativa landraces.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does Thai Mango #1 - Mae Chaem make you feel?
Thai Mango #1 - Mae Chaem is known to produce the following effects:
- Cerebral: 90%
- Energetic: 85%
- Long Lasting: 85%
- Psychoactive: 80%
- Euphoric: 75%
What are the positive effects of Thai Mango #1 - Mae Chaem?
Thai Mango #1 - Mae Chaem has these reported positive effects:
- Users report relief from fatigue
- May help with mood enhancement
- Often used for creativity and focus
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
What are the negative effects of Thai Mango #1 - Mae Chaem?
Possible negative effects include:
- Dry Mouth
- Dry Eyes
- Dry mouth
- Dry eyes
- Possible anxiety in sensitive individuals
What does Thai Mango #1 - Mae Chaem taste like?
Thai Mango #1 - Mae Chaem has the following flavor profile:
- Camphor
- Earthy
- Fruity
- Mango
- Menthol
- Musky