Tangerine

Tangerine is a citrus-first cultivar tied to the Tangie family, and it is usually grouped with sativa-leaning, orange-peel strains. Breeding details vary, with CH9-bred lines among the versions in circulation, so no single pedigree applies. Our record lists it as a hybrid and shows THC of 14%, which is modest; other references put it closer to 22%, so check the label rather than relying on either number.

Myrcene leads its terpenes at 0.84%, followed by pinene at 0.41%, then small amounts of limonene (0.09%), caryophyllene, humulene, linalool, terpinolene and ocimene. That is interesting, because the name promises limonene while the lab data here is myrcene- and pinene-heavy, which would suggest earthier, piney tones under the fruit. Flavor tags are citrus, orange, fruity, sour and sweet.

Effect tags cover a broad range, from energetic, creative and focused to relaxed and hungry. It is a good fit for daytime, light-duty use, particularly for someone who wants a lighter dose that still tastes bright. Expect batch-to-batch differences.