Crockett Family Farms Seeds Tangie

Genetics
Tangie is a celebrated cannabis variety with a rich genetic lineage that traces back to the mid-90s. This hybrid was created by crossing Cali-O and Skunk, combining the best traits of both parent strains. The result is a mostly sativa-dominant strain (70% sativa, 30% indica) known for its vibrant and flavorful profile. Over the course of two years, Tangie has earned over twenty awards, cementing its place as a favorite among cannabis enthusiasts. Tangie seeds are a great choice for growers looking to cultivate a high-quality strain with an excellent lineage and a proven track record.

Flavor and Smell
Tangie is renowned for its unmistakable fruity aroma, which is often compared to the sweet, zesty scent of ripe tangerines. The fragrance is bold and citrus-forward, offering a refreshing and tangy scent that fills the air with its bright and inviting character. When consumed, Tangie offers a similarly delightful flavor, bursting with citrus notes that are both sweet and tangy. The taste of freshly peeled tangerines is prominent, complemented by subtle undertones of earthy and skunky notes from its Skunk parent. This combination of flavors makes Tangie a truly enjoyable strain for anyone who loves fruity, citrusy cannabis varieties.

Structure and Appearance
Tangie plants are known for their vigorous growth and structure. They tend to develop tall, slender plants with long branches, typical of sativa-dominant strains. The flowers themselves are dense and resinous, covered in a thick layer of trichomes that give them a frosty appearance. The buds are generally light green in color, with vibrant orange pistils contrasting beautifully against the frosty trichomes. When the plants are in full bloom, they also tend to show some purple hues, particularly when exposed to cooler temperatures, adding to their visual appeal.

Resilience and Growing Conditions
Tangie is a reliable strain that can be grown both indoors and outdoors, making it versatile for various growing setups. Whether cultivated in a controlled indoor environment or in an outdoor garden, this strain performs well under a range of conditions. Its flowering time is typically between 9 to 10 weeks, with harvest time falling around mid-October for outdoor grows. Growers can expect a yield of approximately 450-500 grams per square meter when cultivated indoors, and it also has a reputation for being a high-yielding plant outdoors. Tangie’s hardiness and reliable growth make it a great choice for both novice and experienced cultivators.

Seed Type and Versatility
Tangie seeds are available in regular form, which means they can produce both male and female plants. This allows for more flexibility in breeding and cultivating, whether you’re looking to produce seeds for future generations or simply seeking to harvest high-quality flowers. Regular seeds are ideal for growers who are interested in selecting their own phenotypes or creating specific breeding projects. With its robust genetics and proven success in various growing environments, Tangie is a versatile strain that offers plenty of possibilities for cultivators.