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Our Tangie strain review covers one of the most flavorful strains around. Tangie’s mouth-puckering tang will remind you of biting into a juicy citrus fruit.

Its skunky scent complements its unique flavors underlying its powerhouse effects. As a sativa-dominant strain, you’ll feel energized, blissful, and creative. What more could you want from a strain?

What Strain is Tangie?

Tangie is a sativa-dominant strain with a robust THC content. You may find trace amounts of CBD and CBG. Expect a rush of euphoria to envelop your mind. A wave of relaxation will percolate throughout your body. Tangie strains typically have between 14 and 19 percent THC levels, sometimes more.

Average THC Level: 17 percent

Strain Type: Sativa

Genetics: California Orange x Skunk #1

Breeder: DNA Genetics

Terpenes: Myrcene, Pinene, Caryophyllene

Awards: Won seven awards between 2013 and 2018

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Tangie Strain Flavor

As you’d expect from a strain named Tangie, its citrus taste reminds users of ripe tangerines, oranges, and clementines. You’ll notice a crisp, refreshing, and sharp flavor that’ll stimulate your salivary glands. We recommend using a high-quality dry herb vape to get the most out of these juicy and flavorful buds.

Aroma

Similar to its taste, Tangie has a loud aroma that screams of citrus, skunk, and spice. Upon initial inspection, you’ll notice a pleasant and fruity sweetness. A hint of floral notes, as well as sour and acidic undertones provide balance in scent to the strain. To finish things off, a spicy and herbal aroma adds to the complexity of the scent.

Tangie’s most common terpene compounds include the following:

Myrcene brings the herbal and spicy aroma to the mix. High myrcene levels in this strain are responsible for its relaxing and happy effects.

Pinene’s forest-like scent blends well with its citrus aroma. The pinene content creates a mouthwatering and refreshing bouquet of smells.

Caryophyllene’s spicy and musky aroma provides an extra level of funk. This funky aroma is characteristic of many Skunk-derived strains.

Tangie Weed Strain Effects

Tangie is not for the faint of heart. Beginners should start off with low doses to test its effects. Sky-high THC levels deliver fast-acting and long-lasting effects.

Users report feeling relaxed, euphoric, creative, and productive. Tangie can leave you a bit unfocused with high doses. You won’t feel the rush of paranoia common in many high-energy strains.

Feelings: Happy, Uplifted, Energetic, Euphoric, Creative

Medical Uses: Stress, Depression, Anxiety, Pain, Fatigue, Nausea, Appetite Loss

Tangie Products: Flower, Pre-Roll, Vape Cartridge, Shatter, Live Resin

Appearance of this Strain

Tangie’s got the aroma, taste, and potency, but what about the looks? Let's just say it's got great bag appeal. As a sativa, Tangie grows tall and large.

Expect to harvest dense and fluffy buds. Orange pistil hairs almost completely cover the vibrant green hue. Heavy trichome coverage makes the buds glisten in the light.

How to Grow Tangie

Tangie is a powerful strain that’s easily accessible to growers of all skill levels. This strain is available in both regular and feminized seeds. Some shops may sell Tangie clones for growers who want to bypass the germination phase.

Interested in an autoflowering version of the strain? Tangie Auto seeds can provide you with just as high THC levels as the original in a shorter amount of time.

Auto strains begin flowering after a few weeks compared to traditional photoperiod strains that require a certain amount of light to start the process.

Tangie thrives in outdoor and soil-based environments. A natural microbiome of bacteria from soil keeps your plants healthy.

Minerals, nutrients, and full-spectrum sunlight bring out its unique flavors and smell. If you plan on growing it indoors, make sure you have plenty of vertical space to accommodate the tall growth.

Tangie grows fast and tall. This plant continues its long vertical growth well into the fifth week of its life. This strain can grow in areas with higher temperatures and humidity. Just make sure to keep the temperatures between 68º and 85º F. Tangie is a good strain to use the SCROG, SOG, or FIM techniques to manage its growth.

Growing Difficulty: Moderate

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Plant Height: 30-78 inches

Flowering Period: 9-10 weeks

Yield: 3-6 ounces per square foot

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Gavin is a worldly adventurer and cannabis connoisseur, embarking on journeys that take him to the far corners of the globe to explore and document the varied effects, flavors, and histories of both renowned and lesser-known strains. From the misty high-altitude farms of the Hindu Kush highlands to the vibrant cannabis cafes of Amsterdam, Gavin's quest for knowledge spans continents. A recognized authority in the cannabis industry, he frequently lends his expertise to leading publications such as Cannabis Training University, where his captivating blog articles chronicle his unique experiences with different cannabis strains.

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