Tangie Seeds
Tangie Seeds is a Sativa-leaning hybrid that many growers choose when they want a citrus-forward cultivar with a documented photoperiod flowering schedule. If you are comparing Tangie Seeds options for your next grow, this profile groups three seed formats so you can weigh format differences alongside the cultivar’s published plant and chemistry values.
Tangie is a Sativa-dominant hybrid (typically 70% Sativa) resulting from a cross between California Orange and Skunk #1, renowned for a potent citrus aroma and flavor profile reminiscent of fresh tangerines. The cultivar
Flowering
8-10 Weeks
Height
Tall
Yield
Heavy
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About Tangie Seeds
Tangie is a Sativa-dominant hybrid (typically 70% Sativa) resulting from a cross between California Orange and Skunk #1, renowned for a potent citrus aroma and flavor profile reminiscent of fresh tangerines. The cultivar generally exhibits a tall, statuesque plant structure that requires vertical space or training, with a photoperiod flowering time typically ranging from 9 to 10 weeks and availability in feminized, regular, and autoflower seed formats. Source note: Minor discrepancies exist regarding plant height, with some sources labeling it as "tall" (up to 6ft+) while others describe it as "medium" for specific breeder versions; flowering times also vary slightly by source, ranging from 8 to 11 weeks.
Tangie formats at a glance
Tangie Seeds is described as a Sativa-dominant hybrid (commonly around 70% Sativa) originating from a cross between California Orange and Skunk #1. The profile highlights a strong citrus aroma and flavor reminiscent of fresh tangerines, and the profile lists Tangie as a photoperiod variety.
This grouped profile includes three seed formats: Autoflower, Feminized, and Regular. Each format is listed by the catalog that supplies it: the Autoflower version, a Feminized line, and Regular seeds. Discussed below are how those listed formats differ in general terms and how to use the cultivar’s documented values when deciding which format to choose.
Comparing Tangie Autoflower and Feminized and Regular seeds
Autoflower, Feminized, and Regular labels describe different expected planting outcomes. Feminized indicates seeds intended to produce predominantly female plants. Autoflower describes seeds intended to transition from vegetative to flowering on a time schedule rather than photoperiod triggers. Regular seeds are the traditional, non-sexed option that can produce both male and female plants.
Autoflower versions normally have distinct growth rhythms from photoperiod plants, and feminized or regular photoperiod lines may follow the provided flowering window. Use the format labels listed here as part of your sourcing decision, noting that only these three formats are documented in this profile.
How Tangie's hybrid profile shapes comparison
This Tangie entry reports a tall growth habit. The profile categorizes the cultivar as a hybrid with a Sativa-leaning profile and attributes a strong citrus character to its lineage from California Orange and Skunk #1.
The collection tags associated with this profile emphasize High THC and High Yield. These tags and the stated tall stature are the cultivar-specific plant traits provided for grow planning; apply them to your environment while keeping in mind that actual plant size and performance can vary by format and growing conditions.
Reading Tangie flowering and cannabinoid details
Flowering is listed as 8–10 weeks and the floweringType is photoperiod, which indicates the documented flowering window for the photoperiod Tangie lines in this profile. Yield is described as Heavy; this is the profile’s stated harvest potential for the cultivar as presented.
Cannabinoid values in the profile show Very High THC (20–30%) and Low CBD (0–1%). When choosing between the listed Autoflower, Feminized, and Regular formats, remember that chemistry and flowering time can differ between autoflowering genetics and photoperiod lines; this profile’s flowering and cannabinoid figures reflect the provided cultivar data.
Reading Tangie's Apricot aromatic profile
Tangie’s flavor descriptors include Apricot, Citrus, and Orange. The terpene profile listed for this cultivar cites Limonene, Linalool, and Terpineol as the primary terpenes reported for the cultivar.
If citrus-forward aroma and those terpenes are a priority, use the listed flavors and terpenes as cultivar-level descriptors to guide your choice among the Autoflower, Feminized, and Regular options. The listed formats let you select a seed type that matches your workflow while relying on the reported flavor and terpene descriptors to anticipate the cultivar’s sensory profile.
Compare Tangie seed types
Use the practical seed-type cards below to decide which Tangie seed type fits your space, experience, and preferred growing rhythm.
Autoflower seed type
Tangie Autoflower Seeds
Review the documented autoflower record for Tangie.Feminized seed type
Tangie Feminized Seeds
Review the documented feminized record for Tangie.Regular seed type
Tangie Regular Seeds
Review the documented regular record for Tangie.Tangie Seeds data sheet
Technical details explicitly published by the reviewed breeder record. Values not stated by the source are omitted rather than estimated.
Tangie Seeds growing FAQs
How long does Tangie take to flower?
The current record lists 8-10 Weeks. Use that timing as a planning range, not a fixed harvest promise, because phenotype, climate, and the breeder’s current version can affect the result.
How tall can Tangie grow?
The reviewed record lists Tall. Confirm the live breeder page before using plant height as a final space calculation, especially when comparing different documented formats.
What environment should I consider for Tangie?
The current source lists not published consistently by the reviewed breeder. Match that context to your local conditions, indoor controls, and growing method rather than assuming one cultivar listing fits every setup.
What yield information is available for Tangie?
The documented yield context is Heavy. Yield language is comparative and breeder-specific, so use it alongside flowering, height, and environment instead of treating it as a guaranteed output.
How should I choose a seed type for Tangie?
Compare the currently documented seed type with your available space, timing, and experience. Then review the live breeder information before selecting a retailer destination, because catalog lineups can change.
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