Agent Orange

Leafly describes the Agent Orange strain, which this flower is named for, as a well-balanced hybrid with a fresh-cut citrus aroma. AllBud lists it as sativa-dominant, at 75% sativa to 25% indica, and both name Agent O as an alternative.

Orange Velvet, Jack the Ripper and MzJill Genetics

Leafly credits the breeding to MzJill Genetics and says Agent Orange can be made by combining Orange Velvet with Jack the Ripper; it lists Orange Z as a descendant. AllBud reads the genetics as Orange Skunk combined with Jack’s Cleaner and Space Queen. Our Agent Orange strain guide follows the Leafly lineage and also covers effects and flavour.

A just-peeled orange smell and maroon buds

Leafly says the buds carry deep maroon and purple pigments, and AllBud likewise notes a deep purple look. Leafly’s aroma is fresh-cut citrus; AllBud’s is citrus too, with cheese among its aroma tags, and it says the taste is like sweet and spicy oranges. Leafly reviewers describe a strong orange and citrus smell and taste, with a possible hint of lemon.

A tip from Steven De Guzman in our guide: a fresh jar should smell of just-peeled orange, and since one reviewer caught a hint of lemon, a few orange slices alongside make an easy pairing.

Myrcene, terpinolene and caryophyllene

Leafly Certified lab data puts myrcene first among Agent Orange’s terpenes, with terpinolene second and caryophyllene third. Leafly gives THC as 17% (CBG 1%), and AllBud says THC reaches up to 25%.

Uplifted, happy and focused on Leafly

Leafly describes uplifting, motivating effects, and uplifted, happy and focused lead its reviewer tags. AllBud users pick creative, euphoria, giggly, happy and sociable. Ratings average 4.1 from 1,213 on Leafly and 4.4 from 66 votes (40 reviews) on AllBud, and AllBud says the strain is popular across the United States, especially in Michigan and the Pacific Northwest.