Tangie revived the beloved 90s Tangerine Dream with an even juicier fresh-peeled orange profile. Its high is sunny, creative, and social — a west coast citrus benchmark.
We could not find published lab results for this cultivar. The figures here were generated by AI from published cannabis references — a reasonable picture of what this strain is typically like, not a measurement of any particular batch. The methodology explains how, and what that does and does not tell you. Strain- and batch-level numbers for what you actually buy come with the product: dispensaries list them on the menu and the certificate of analysis is on the package. See where this strain is stocked near you.
Tangie is a sativa.
Tangie is estimated at 20-27% THC. No published lab results were available, so this is a typical range rather than a measurement — the certificate of analysis on the package is the authoritative figure.
Tangie is commonly described as tangerine, orange and citrus.
Tangie is reported as a cross of California Orange and Skunk #1.
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