
- Hybrid
- THC 20%
- Uplifted
- Happy
- Focused
- Orange
Tangerine Dream Cannabis Seeds
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About Tangerine Dream
The Tangerine Dream strain was bred by crossing G13, Afghani and Neville’s A5 Haze. These orange-flavoured buds originally came from the Netherlands. Barneys Farm first bred this strain with medical use in mind. This resulted in a smooth smoking, potent strain of cannabis with strong medicinal properties.
The strain is believed to be hugely beneficial in relieving a whole plethora of disorders and problems. People who suffer from stress, anxiety, and muscle pain all report improvements once trying Tangerine Dream. Given its potent nature and hybrid genetics, it has also believed to help those who suffer from insomnia as well as mood disorders.
Tangerine Dream Genetics
Tangerine Dream is a result of mixing its parent strains G13 and Afghani. The unique taste profile of this strain comes from its mix of terpenes such as myrcene, caryophyllene and limonene. The last of which is what gives it that fruity odour and flavour. This strain is one of the most sought after hybrid strains on the seed market. Tangerine strain is a perfect hybrid strain with a sativa:indica ratio of an even 50:50. This is reported by many smokers to be a potent one with low CBD levels of 1.8% and high THC levels of up to 25%. The growth of Tangerine Dream has resulted in some other great strains such as Purple Poison and Mandarine 47.
Taste, Flavour and Smell of Tangerine Dream
Tangerine Dream is probably best known for two things: its hybrid genetics and pungent citrusy aroma. This strain is perfect for those who love bold smelling citrusy scents. Its bud emits a more herbal scent once broken up. The Tangerine Dream produces a famed smooth smoke that sticks to the taste buds. The tropical orange taste is unforgettably zingy and refreshing. This strain earns its name with both scent and flavour.
Positive Effects and Adverse Reactions
As a perfectly balanced hybrid strain it is very balanced and has plenty of positive effects. Tangerine Dream gives you everything you want from a sativa and everything you want from an indica into one neat orange bowed package. The combination of both results in a relaxed high while keeping the smoker alert. The main effects of Tangerine Dream are happiness and energy. However, this is a strain best known for its medical properties so too much could result in a big cosy nap.
Fun Fact
The electronic music group from Berlin, Germany, Tangerine Dream, shares the same name as this citrusy cannabis strain. The and was formed way back in 1967 and the fact they share the same name as the famous weed strain is purely coincidence. The band’s name comes from mishearing a line in the Beatles song “Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds’ “.
Growth Cycle for Tangerine Dream
Tangerine Dream is said to be one of the more difficult strains to grow according to many cannabis cultivators. However, if you can get this one right, the results are better than even your wildest dreams. This plant grows dewy flowers, covered in sticky white trichomes. After a medium flower time of 8-10 weeks, you will be treated to large dense buds with little tufts of orange hair. These plants are perfect for indoor and outdoor growth and their short plants rarely grow over 1 meter. This makes them really effective if you are trying to keep a low profile. Tangerine Dream does like a warmer, humid climate when outdoors. Many cannabis experts believe curing time is essential for this strain in order to unlock that characteristic taste.
Strain Characteristics
Tangerine Dream combines balanced hybrid genetics with a reported THC content of roughly 20%.
- Type
- Hybrid
- THC
- 20%
Flavours & Aromas
Expect Orange, Citrus, Tropical, and Sweet notes when exploring Tangerine Dream, giving a clear sense of its sensory profile.
- Orange
- Citrus
- Tropical
- Sweet
- Peach
- Tree Fruit
- Grapefruit
- Earthy
Terpene Profile
Terpenes like Myrcene, Caryophyllene, Limonene, and Pinene are frequently linked with Tangerine Dream and contribute to its distinctive profile.
- Myrcene
- Caryophyllene
- Limonene
- Pinene
- Humulene
- Linalool



