Tangie Cookies- 3.5g Prepack
However, the team at DNA Genetics kept the Tangie behind closed doors for a number of years before a cultivator named Crockett presented them with a phenotype that blew them away. The strain grows tall and typically yields 450-550 grams per square meter. As such, DNA suggests that the Tangie cannabis strain be grown outdoors.
The resulting flowers have become quite the fan favorite, winning every competition in which it has been entered. Most recently, the Tangie strain took first place for Seed Company Sativa at the 2013 Cannabis Cup.
How Will The Tangie Cannabis Strain Affect Me?
The Tangie strain is best known for its characteristic terpeneprofile. Like the name suggests, California Orange in its genetics gives the Tangie an obvious citrus smell and taste. With that said, this strain has a citrus taste unlike any other that you can imagine if you haven’t tried it for yourself. It is best described as a cheesy citrus taste with a hint of diesel.
“I found myself to be much more creative and stress free when medicating with The Tangie strain.”
Its appearance didn’t blow me away. The flowers were small and compact. However, the classic aroma of the Tangie cannabis strain was obvious from the moment I cracked the jar.
With that said, Buds and Roses Collective in Studio City also carries a phenotype of the Tangie strain that was acquired from DNA Genetics. They typically use veganic cultivation techniques when growing it, which seems to bring out the musky citrus aroma even more.
The effects of the Tangie are best described as clear-headed and uplifting. 30 minutes after medicating with this strain, I found myself to be much more creative and stress free. Further, it tends to give me a great deal of energy. In fact, I might liken the effects to the Green Crack strain, but with slightly more sedation in the body.
Consider this strain if you suffer from anxiety, depression, chronic stress, migraines, or a lack of appetite. It is particularly good option for those who medicate in the morning.