Tangie

Tangie is a sativa-leaning hybrid bred by David Crockett of Crockett Family Farms and distributed worldwide through DNA Genetics beginning in the early 2010s. It is commonly presented as a modern reworking of the 1990s cultivar Tangerine Dream, sharing its citrus character as a flavor tribute even though the two do not share the same documented genetic lineage. Tangie won more than twenty cannabis cup awards within two years of release and helped popularize citrus-forward flavor profiles in the market.

Profile

Tangie is typically described with an intense tangerine and orange-citrus aroma, layered over a light skunky undertone and a sweet, zesty note on the exhale. Limonene is the terpene most frequently reported as dominant in lab panels, often accompanied by myrcene and pinene, consistent with the strong citrus character consumers commonly describe. Buds are generally elongated and moderately airy, bright yellow-green with thin orange pistils and a moderate trichome coating frequently described as giving the flower a light, sparkling appearance rather than a dense frost. The aroma intensity relative to the trichome coverage is commonly cited by reviewers as unusually strong, and the vivid citrus scent is frequently noted as detectable even through sealed packaging, a trait commonly referenced in retail descriptions.

Reported effects

Consumers commonly report an energetic, uplifted mood accompanied by a clear-headed mental brightness and a general sense of sociability. Descriptions frequently mention feeling motivated and mentally active rather than sedated, with minimal heavy body sensation typically reported. Because the reported effect is frequently described as stimulating, Tangie is commonly discussed as well suited to active daytime settings rather than nighttime or restful use.

Consumer-reported descriptors for general information — not medical advice; no therapeutic claims are made.

Cultivation notes

Growers typically report that Tangie performs well outdoors in warm, Mediterranean-type climates as well as indoors, with a flowering time generally listed at 9 to 10 weeks. The plant is frequently described as tall with a stretchy, sativa-typical structure that often benefits from support during flowering. Yields are commonly reported as high relative to grow footprint, and cultivators frequently note that the plant's strong, persistent citrus odor throughout flowering is a significant practical factor in ventilation planning.