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Tangilope Strain: Effects, Flavour and Genetics

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Tangilope Strain: Effects, Flavour and Genetics
A note from Steven De Guzman

Tangilope leads with orange and tangerine over a chocolate note, and one Seedfinder grower says their plant smelled almost like fresh coffee. Echo both sides of its Tangie and Chocolope family with orange dark chocolate or a mug of black coffee.

What is Tangilope?

Tangilope, sometimes spelled Tangielope, is a sativa that DNA Genetics bred from Tangie and Chocolope, which Leafly calls two of DNA Genetics' great sativas. The breeder's description on SeedFinder lists it as Tangie x Chocolope at 90% sativa and 10% indica, and SeedFinder records a first place for DNA Genetics' Tangilope at the 2014 Santa Cruz Cup.

Leafly files it as a sativa, and AllBud calls it a heavily sativa-dominant hybrid at the same 90% split. Through its parents, SeedFinder traces Tangilope back to California Orange and Skunk on the Tangie side and to O.G. Chocolate Thai and Cannalope Haze on the Chocolope side.

Look, smell and taste

Leafly says Tangilope is best known for its intense terpene profile and exotic smell, and describes it as a chocolaty citrus blend; its reviewers most often name orange, citrus and tropical flavours. AllBud compares the taste to a chocolate-covered mandarin orange slice, with a spicy, sweet orange smell and a spicy chocolate note that comes out when the buds are broken up. The breeder sums it up as fruity citrus from one parent and chocolate cream from the other.

AllBud describes long, lumpy, pepper-shaped buds in light minty green with amber undertones, dark amber hairs and a fine, frosty coat of trichomes. In Leafly's lab data, the most abundant terpene is myrcene, followed by limonene and caryophyllene.

Effects people report

Leafly describes cerebral effects that may bring on happiness and the giggles and can spark creativity, and rates it mostly energizing. Its 167 reviewers most often report feeling uplifted, energetic and happy. AllBud describes a quick cerebral rush that leaves people uplifted, euphoric and giggly, yet focused and creatively motivated.

The negatives Leafly reviewers report most are dry mouth, feeling anxious and feeling paranoid. Start with a small amount, and follow Health Canada's lower-risk guidelines: do not drive or operate machinery for at least 6 hours after using cannabis.

How strong is Tangilope?

Leafly shows 14% THC and 0% CBD and rates Tangilope lower in THC than average, but that is a single figure, and lab results vary by grower and batch. Go by the lab-tested THC and CBD numbers on the product rather than the strain name.

Similar strains

Tangilope's two parents are the natural comparisons: Tangie for the tangerine citrus and Chocolope for the chocolate side. SeedFinder lists Georgia Peach, a cross of Tangilope with Chocolope Kush, and Angie among its descendants.

Buying Tangilope

The menu box on this page shows whether Tangilope is on the GasDank menu right now; if it is not, it lists in-stock sativa flower instead. Whichever you choose, look for lab-tested flower with clear THC and CBD numbers, buds that look and smell fresh, and a seller that shows this information. GasDank delivers same day across Toronto and the GTA, usually within 1 to 2 hours, and ships mail order across Canada to customers 19 or older (21 in Quebec), with ID checked. Browse all sativa flower.

About the author

Cannabis connoisseur with more than 25 years of experience with terpenes and cannabis flavours.

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Tangilope Strain: Effects, Flavour and Genetics, FAQ

Q.Is Tangilope a sativa or a hybrid?

It is a sativa for most purposes. Leafly lists it as a sativa, and the breeder puts it at 90% sativa and 10% indica.

Q.What are Tangilope's parents?

Tangie and Chocolope, two sativas from DNA Genetics.

Q.What does Tangilope taste like?

Orange and tangerine citrus with a chocolate finish, often compared to a chocolate-covered mandarin slice.

Q.Has Tangilope won any awards?

SeedFinder records a first place for DNA Genetics' Tangilope at the 2014 Santa Cruz Cup.

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