Mango Strain

Medical

DEPRESSION

ANXIETY

INSOMNIA

Flavor

MANGO

SWEET

FRUITY

Effects

EUPHORIC

HAPPY

UPLIFTED

Looking for a sweet and soothing treat? Mango is the strain for you. The indica hybrid hails from Holland buts has since cultivated a following in the States. Patients favor Mango for its euphoric boost and calming sedative influence. Breeders prefer the Mango strain for its large, resinous buds, quick flowering time, and potency.

Overview of Mango

Mango is a true indica dominant hybrid with a high THC content that can reach over 20%, meaning smokers new to consuming the Mango strain should sample smaller amounts to prevent couch lock.

It is a reasonably common cannabis strain that is found in most major markets. As its name suggests, Mango tastes like the tropical fruit. The strain's large, lighter-hued buds should have a pleasantly and lightly hash-like aroma matched with the sweetness of fruit. The pure indica reflects the flavors of its name and has dominant sweet and tropical notes.

Potential Positive Effects of Mango

The powerful effects of smoking Mango marijuana are euphoric sensations that mellow into a healthy body and mind high. This strain leaves users feeling uplifted and happy, making it fantastic for most occasions.

Potential Negative Effects of Mango

The most common adverse side effect is dry mouth; dry eyes are reported less frequently. On occasion, users have complained of paranoia, dizziness, and headaches when smoking too much Mango. This negative perception likely comes from the flower's high THC content which makes it easy to get higher than intended.

By taking it slow and pausing between bowls, users can reduce these negative effects and more accurately dose themselves.

Lineage of Mango

Dutch growers KC Brains Seeds bred the Mango strain from a hybrid and an indica strain, K.C. 33. K.C. 33 is a trademarked sativa-indica hybrid stemmed from Thai and Brazil landraces designed explicitly for outdoor growing. K.C. 33 is a sativa-dominant strain and produces a bright, invigorating high. It's said that K.C. 33 was crossed with an Afghani indica variety.

The Afghani landrace strain possesses a resin-backed, powerful body buzz. Together, these two strains foster a relaxed, happy high. Regular users compare Mango's high to opiate-like symptoms.

Growing Mango

Just like the fruit, the Mango cannabis strain can take a while to ripen. The heavy indica has a more extended flowering period, but novice growers should not fret. The potent strain emerged from a Holland seed bank with origins from a special select and landrace strain.

First-hand reports also note that Mango strains have been known to adopt the red and purple hues when flowering. Like other indica varieties, Mango plants grow to be shorter and bushier. On average, plants reach 130 cm in height when grown indoors; outdoor plants can reach 3 meters high. Mango varieties are also known for their explosive yields, large buds, and an early harvest.

Mango yields can reach up to 800 grams per plant when grown outdoors; indoor varieties reach a minimum of 150 grams per plant. Generally, it takes indoors plants six to nine weeks to flower; outdoor plants take seven to 10 weeks to flower. Outdoor plants should be ready to harvest at the end of September or mid-October.

Where to find Mango

Mango is widespread across the United States, which makes it easy to find for most users. The strain is popular throughout Washington, Oregon, and Michigan, especially although smokers looking to enjoy the positive effects should be able to find this bud without much difficulty.