Tropical Tangie – quick strain overview

Tropical Tangie by Dutch Passion is a feminized photoperiod variety with Sativa-dominant genetics, based on a Tangie x Tangie selection (Elite Tangie Selection). It’s aimed at growers who want an energetic plant profile and enjoy citrus-forward flavors, while still working with clear parameters: 58–63 days of flowering and THC in the 15–25% range. If you’re after “Tangie with a tropical twist,” Tropical Tangie seeds fit that idea well.

Tropical Tangie – aroma and flavor

Citrus and sweetness lead the way here, with a distinct mandarin association. The flavor is described as citrusy, sweet, mandarin-like, and tropical. In practice, that means a fruity direction that isn’t “heavy” or earthy—more fresh and juicy on the palate. For Tangie-line fans, it’s one of those profiles you’re likely to come back to in future runs, thanks to its consistent citrus-fruit character.

Tropical Tangie – effects

Tropical Tangie is geared toward an uplifting, stimulating, creativity-friendly experience. It’s a type more often chosen for daytime or afternoon use than for an evening “switch-off,” because it can boost mood and add motivation to focus on something specific. With THC at 15–25%, it’s worth dosing sensibly—especially if you want to keep the energizing character without overdoing it.

Tropical Tangie – appearance and growth

With its Sativa dominance, plants typically look slimmer and “lighter” than classic Indicas. Indoors, Tropical Tangie most often reaches 75–150 cm, giving you room to steer height depending on how long you veg. In the right conditions it can grow vigorously, so it’s best to plan your space from the start to give the plant enough room to develop.

Tropical Tangie – cultivation and yields

These are feminized Tropical Tangie seeds for photoperiod growing, with a flowering time of 58–63 days. Indoors you can aim for 450–600 g/m², and outdoors 400–1000 g per plant—the range is wide, because results depend heavily on conditions and season length.

• In a warm, dry climate, the strain performs well outdoors.
• Indoors, keep temperatures in check, as overly high heat can lead to foxtailing.
• Because of vigorous growth and a tendency to stretch in the first weeks of flowering, it’s smart to plan the final height in advance.

Tropical Tangie seeds are often chosen by growers who want relatively fast flowering for a Sativa-dominant variety, solid yield potential, and a clearly citrus, mandarin-driven flavor.