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Tangerine Dream Strain: Lineage, Flavour, Effects and THC

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Tangerine Dream Strain: Lineage, Flavour, Effects, THC
A note from Steven De Guzman

One Leafly grower says a rested jar of Tangerine Dream smells like a sweet shop with black pepper underneath, and the tangerine jumps out once it's lit. Peel a clementine alongside to echo the citrus.

What is Tangerine Dream?

Tangerine Dream is a sativa-leaning hybrid from Barneys Farm in Amsterdam. The breeder's description, reproduced on Seedfinder, says it crossed G13 with Neville's A5 Haze and then crossed the result back to G13. Leafly lists G13, Afghani and Neville's A5 Haze in its background, and Weedmaps also names an Afghani landrace, so sources differ on whether Afghani genetics are part of the cross.

Seedfinder and Weedmaps both report that Tangerine Dream won first place at the 2010 High Times Cannabis Cup. Weedmaps adds that tests by Phylos Bioscience found high genetic variation in Tangerine Dream, so plants sold under the name can differ.

Look, smell and taste

Barneys Farm describes large, tight colas flecked with red and orange hairs and frosted with fine crystals, and promises tangy, intense, sweet citrus aromas and flavours. Leafly reviewers most often report orange, citrus and tropical flavours, and Weedmaps users report orange, citrus and a little diesel. Growers on Seedfinder describe a tangerine smell and a taste of tangerine, lemon and pepper. Leafly lists myrcene as the dominant terpene, followed by caryophyllene and limonene.

Effects people report

Leafly describes Tangerine Dream as uplifting and euphoric, with mental clarity alongside deep physical relaxation, and its reviewers most often report feeling uplifted, happy and focused; Leafly rates it mostly energizing. Barneys Farm describes a happy, cerebral sativa energy layered over some indica relaxation. Leafly also cautions that too much may leave you stuck on the couch, and the most common negatives it lists are dry mouth, dry eyes and dizziness.

Start with a small amount, and do not drive for at least 6 hours afterwards, as Health Canada's lower-risk guidelines advise.

THC and potency

Leafly lists about 20% THC, while Barneys Farm's description claims a minimum of 25% THC and 1.8% CBD. Given the genetic variation Weedmaps reports, treat both as rough guides and go by the lab-tested numbers on the package.

Similar strains and relatives

Tangerine Dream's parents are G13 and Neville's A5 Haze, a line Seedfinder traces back to Haze and Northern Lights #5, and Weedmaps lists Afghani, G13 Haze and Neville's Haze as its most similar strains. Breeders have also used it as a parent: Seedfinder lists Citric Acid, a cross with Barneys Farm's LSD, and Leafly lists Purple Poison and Mandarine 47 among its children.

Buying Tangerine Dream

Because plants sold as Tangerine Dream can vary, look for lab-tested flower with clear THC and CBD numbers, and buds that look and smell fresh. The menu box on this page shows whether Tangerine Dream is on the GasDank menu right now; if it is not, it lists in-stock hybrid flower instead. GasDank offers same-day delivery across Toronto and the GTA, usually within 1 to 2 hours, and mail order across Canada. You can also browse all hybrid flower or sativa flower.

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Tangerine Dream Strain: Lineage, Flavour, Effects, THC, FAQ

Q.Is Tangerine Dream a sativa or an indica?

It is a hybrid that leans sativa. Barneys Farm calls it sativa-dominant, and Leafly and Weedmaps list it as a hybrid.

Q.Who bred Tangerine Dream?

Barneys Farm in Amsterdam, from G13 and Neville's A5 Haze.

Q.Did Tangerine Dream win a Cannabis Cup?

Yes. Seedfinder and Weedmaps both list it as the first-place winner at the 2010 High Times Cannabis Cup.

Q.What does Tangerine Dream taste like?

Sweet and tangy, like tangerine and other citrus, sometimes with a peppery or slightly diesel edge.

Q.How strong is Tangerine Dream?

Leafly lists about 20% THC and the breeder claims 25% or more, so it can be fairly strong. Start with a small amount.

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