Tropical Tangie

• Tropical Tangie is a resinous and potent Tangie cultivar that is easy to grow both indoors and outdoors (in hot and dry climates)

• Combining a very high THC level with an XL yield, she grows vigorously and is easy to train/manipulate. This makes her a good strain for SCROG growers, among others

• Tropical Tangie has an average flowering time of 8 to 9 weeks. This is a hybrid cannabis strain with a Sativa dominant appearance. She has strong branches and, in addition to a nice full main cola, also produces large side blooms

• Her tropical Tangie aroma and flavour is a unique and exotic twist on the traditional old-school Tangie. The scent is fruity and citrus dominant but also has chemical and diesel undertones. Unique and tasty!

Tropical Tangie is a sticky and potent Sativa dominant cannabis strain with a high yield

Tropical Tangie is an easy cannabis strain to grow. Sativa sceptics may complain that these plants tend to take longer and are more difficult to grow than indicas or hybrid photoperiod plants.

That is now a thing of the past, our Tropical Tangie gives you that real fruity Sativa experience but in the form of a fast, potent hybrid plant. The buds become very sticky and she usually manages to produce a heavy yield within 8 to a maximum of 9 weeks of flowering.

The yield of Tropical Tangie

Tropical Tangie is a cannabis variety with an XL yield. She received this XL rating because of her good yield across a wide variety of grow conditions. The buds become relatively large and fairly compact, which ultimately ensures a heavy harvest.

The plants average between 75-125cm high with many strong side branches that are full of sticky resinous buds. Indoors yields of between 450-550g/m2 are possible. Especially when grown in a SCROG setup.

When growing the natural way, it is recommended to ‘FIM’ the plants to create a more level canopy of buds. If you are going to grow her in a SOG setup then FIM is not necessary and you can grow her with a very short (or even no) pre-growth. The main bloom then provides the bulk of the total weight.

In an outdoor grow it is recommended to give the plants a shelter. Especially in more temperate climates. This is less necessary in a dry and sunny Mediterranean climate. Always try to choose an outdoor grow location with some light wind so that there is no still air around the plants. This minimises risk of mold and rot, for example due to morning dew.

Advice from our experts

Tropical Tangie is a fast grower and bloomer. Her vigorous development ensures that your growing space is filled in no time. As a result, she also produces quite a lot of leaves during the growth phase and the start of the bloom phase. A tip is to remove leaves and defoliate the plants several times. This improves air flow (with more oxygen and CO2) and also allows the light to penetrate to the lower blooms.

If you want to limit her height a little, you can top or ‘FIM’ this strain. You can also manipulate Tropical Tangie to a desired height with different LST (Cannabis Low Stress Training) or HST (High Stress Training) techniques. Because of her sativa genes she can sometimes ‘foxtail’, to prevent this you will have to control your climate and try to avoid growing her in very high temperatures.