The Mango Strain: A THC-Rich Tropical Hybrid
The Mango strain first hit the cannabis scene in the 1960s and has undergone many improvements since. The offspring of legendary strains Afghani and KC33. Its 7perfect 50:50 sativa-to-indica ratio and THC levels of 24% provide enlivening, cheerful qualities and powerhouse THC effects. This fine-tuned combination of traits makes Mango an excellent choice for cannabis fans who enjoy a happy yet relaxing high with a potent dose of psychoactivity.
Growing Tips for Mango Seeds
The Mango strain is a beginner-friendly hybrid, making it a great choice for growers who prefer a no-nonsense growing experience without sacrificing quality. Many fans of this strain have shared that it tends to produce consistent results, even in a less-than-ideal growing setup.
The following growing tips will help encourage your plants to produce large, fragrant buds with minimal effort.
Dial in Your Growing Conditions
Growers report that Mango seeds tend to be especially forgiving—especially against common mistakes like over or under-watering. Growers are encouraged to cultivate their seeds in a warm, dry environment with slightly cooler temperatures ranging between 68-78 degrees Fahrenheit or 20-25 degrees Celsius.
The Mango strain also prefers humidity levels of about 65-75% throughout the seedling stage, 45-50% percent during the vegeative stage, and 40-50% in the flowering stage. Indoor growers can easily create and control humidity levels using a humidifier or dehumidifier, as well as an instrument called a hygrometer, which can detect and report moisture levels in the air.
How to Germinate Mango Seeds
If you’re looking for a simple and efficient way to germinate your seeds, we recommend trying our easy-to-follow germination guide, which only requires a few basic household items. Begin by soaking your Mango seeds for up to 24 hours in a glass of water before placing them between two damp paper towels and storing them in a warm, dark space such as a drawer. Over the next 3-7 days, your seeds will sprout; when each taproot is at least ¼ inch long, your Mango seedlings are ready to be planted! And remember, if you decide to try out our guide, your seeds will be backed by our industry-leading germination guarantee.
Yields and Flowering Times
Indoor growers of Mango plants will enjoy up to 9 ounces of quality bud per square meter, while outdoor growers with ample space can anticipate yields of up to 24 resinous ounces from a single Mango cannabis plant.
When grown indoors, the Mango strain has a flowering period of approximately 55-65 days. Outdoor growers typically plant their seeds in late May and harvest their plants in late September or early October.
Dominant Terpenes in Mango Seeds
Mango’s dominant terpenes, which include limonene, caryophyllene, and myrcene, combine to create an appealing scent and taste that many fans describe as mango-like, tropical, and similar to ripe fruit. This strain also makes for a delightful smoke by adding subtle elements of wood and earth.
Dominant Cannabinoids in Mango Seeds
At 24% THC, the Mango strain provides a powerful punch of psychoactive effects, such as enhanced imagination and potent euphoria. THC is also known to dial things up when it comes to sensory experience; colors may seem brighter, and sounds or music may be more resonant.
