Mango Cream Strain

Mango Cream by Exotic Seed is a fantastic strain available as a feminized cannabis seed. The Indica dominant variety shares its genetic heritage with a Somango strain and a cross between Blueberry and New York Diesel.

While the Mango Cream strain derives its complex aroma and flavour from Blueberry, other strains are responsible for its strong cerebral effects.

The plant lives up to its Indica dominance traits, producing relaxing high effects without causing physical impairment. Give this hybrid strain a try, and you will soon drool over its wonderful scent and flavour.

Genetics: Somango x (Blueberry x NYCD)

Sativa/Indica: 25/75%

Sex: Feminized

Mango Cream is a cannabis strain developed by Exotic Seed. It is a hybrid strain created by crossing the strains Mango Haze, Somango, and (Blueberry x New York City Diesel). Mango Cream has a sweet and fruity aroma, with notes of mango, blueberries, and cream. It is known for its relaxing effects, which can help with stress and anxiety. Mango Cream is also said to have a creative and uplifting effect on the mind, making it a good choice for daytime use

Mango Cream is an excellent strain that novices and experienced users will love to grow. The plant grows well indoors and in greenhouses. The flowering time is 56-63 days under suitable indoor situations. However, indoor growers must feed the plant with a low-fertilizer diet for maximum yields.

This hybrid strain enjoys warm, dry conditions, similar to Mediterranean temperate climates. The strain is ready for harvest in early to mid-October in outdoor conditions. The branches spread more outdoors, providing delight to the eyes.

However, ensure to protect the dense, rich buds from rain and infestation; consider using organic products to fertilise the plant once or twice weekly.

Mango Cream takes eight flowering weeks to mature and grow dense buds. However, growers can wait for as long as possible to harvest the best quality yields and maximize taste.

Mango Cream strain is a tall plant ranging between two to three metres. At the end of its flowering phase, the plant produces around 450-500 gr/m2 indoors. The outdoor yields are more prosperous and productive at about 700g per plant, depending on the plant’s size.

Remember, the plant is susceptible to pests and moisture-related problems, requiring extra care during the growing cycle.

The Mango Cream plant carries a clear Indica structure with large leaves like its parents. Most growers will notice the strain grows into a Christmas Tree-type columnar structure and short internodes.

In addition, the branches are laden with dense, highly resinous flowers. The flowers are olive green in color, carrying a sticky, crystal coating.

Mango Cream boasts an intense citrus aroma mixed with sweet, fruity notes. Some consumers may also find the fragrance similar to mango with hints of diesel and skunk.

You’ll be hit with a powerful chemical smell the instant you enter a room filled with high-quality Mango Cream strain. For this reason, discreet growers might need to pay extra attention.

Mango Cream pot delivers citrusy notes mixed with hints of diesel and skunk. The notes are pronounced and tantalise the taste buds, as does the sweet and ripe fruity undertones.

The plant’s Indica-dominant traits reflect in its intense, physically relaxing effects. The high is fast-hitting and calming, relieving stress and tension. Moreover, the results often leave consumers happy while provoking thoughtfulness, a very apt reward for unwinding after a tough day at work.

First-time users may find the effects sleep-inducing an hour or two after the thought-provoking effects wear off.

Enjoy this hybrid beauty while laying back on your couch with an iced cocktail and sunset.

Marijuana and mangoes contain ß-Myrcene (myrcene), a compound that has medical effects. Myrcene is a well-known cannabis terpene because it potentiates the effects of cannabinoids and terpenoids. It’s a building block for additional cannabis terpenes. So, when you grow cannabis strains that have the word “mango” in their name and have a distinctly mango taste and scent, you’ve got a strain high in myrcene.

This compound accentuates cannabinoid effects because it defeats the evolutionary brain-protecting function that slows transfer of substances from the blood to the brain. This allows cannabinoids to transfer into the brain faster and more efficiently, leading to rapid onset of cannabis effects. Cannabis lore suggests eating a couple of mangoes an hour before getting high to make the high stronger and longer lasting.

Myrcene is known to augment THC and/or CBD effects, and to accentuate medical marijuana benefits including sedation, pain relief, anti-inflammatory properties, anti-seizure, anti-cancer and anti-diabetes. Myrcene-rich strains tend to be Indica or Kush, and can produce a heavy high leading to extreme relaxation or sleep. You rarely find high myrcene levels in sativa cannabis strains.

Exotic Seed decided several years ago to make myrcene-rich mango photoperiod and autoflowering cannabis strains which is Mango Cream.