How to grow Mango Cream

75% indica - 25% sativa
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Mango Cream bud — quarter view
Flowering 56 days
Yield 480 – 550 g/m²

Taste

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Seb's take

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Somango crossed onto a Blueberry x NYCD F5 line produces a compact, Christmas-tree of a plant, dense and resinous with the occasional foxtail for character. The high is a hybrid one, suited to the end of the day and to relaxing — settled, but stopping short of the couch-lock sort. A tidy grower, columnar and unfussy.

Where it comes from

Exotic Seeds crossed Somango onto a Blueberry and NYCD F5 line for this 75% indica — a heavily indica assembly with a clear structural bent. The Somango lends the fruit; the Blueberry and New York City Diesel behind the F5 lend the depth and the berry. The result grows with a clear indica trend, the record says, and it shows in the plant's shape as much as its effect.

Nose & flavour

The record records no specific flavour notes here, so I will leave the particulars to your own nose rather than invent them. The pedigree offers a steer — Somango's fruit over a Blueberry-and-diesel base tends towards the sweet and the berry — but I will not commit the plant to a profile the source withholds. Take the aroma as it comes.

The high

A hybrid effect suited to the end of the day and to relaxing, the record has it — yet not so physical that you cannot get off the couch. Settled without being sunk, in other words: it stops short of the couch-lock sort, leaving you relaxed rather than pinned. Evening company that eases you down without taking your legs from under you.

Growing it

Robust, with short internodal spacing and a clear indica habit — individuals form a columnar, Christmas-tree structure, the record notes. The flowers are dense and very resinous with an average calyx-to-leaf ratio, and some plants throw foxtails, or turrets, for character. Flowering in a brisk 56 days, with yields between 480 and 550 g/m². No height figure is given, so let that tidy, columnar habit set your expectations. A neat, resinous, easily managed plant.

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Effects

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Common questions about Mango Cream

How long does Mango Cream take to flower?

Around 8 weeks of flowering, by the breeder's numbers.

Is Mango Cream an autoflower or a photoperiod strain?

Regular photoperiod seed — expect males and females in the packet, and plan to identify the males early.