Mango Feminized Seeds

Mango is all about chill, calm, and relaxation. As soon as you exhale, you’ll feel tension melt away while a warm, fuzzy blanket of comfort wraps around you. The high is deeply soothing but not sedating, making it ideal for unwinding after a long day without crashing out.

The effects lean toward the therapeutic side, making this a top pick for managing anxiety, depression, PTSD, and chronic pain. If you're looking for something to take the edge off while keeping your head clear, Mango delivers that perfect balance.

Growing Mango is smooth sailing, even if it’s your first time cultivating cannabis. This indica-dominant plant stays at a medium height—around 100-180cm—which makes it ideal for both indoor grow tents and outdoor gardens. You can expect bushy growth and strong lateral branching, so give her a bit of space to stretch sideways.

This strain is easy to grow, thanks to its natural resilience and adaptability. Whether you’re growing indoors or outdoors, you’ll enjoy solid yields of 400-500g/m² with flowering times of 8-10 weeks. Mango responds well to Low-Stress Training (LST) and ScrOG setups, which can help maximize canopy exposure and improve airflow through the thick foliage.

Watch for humidity spikes in late flower—those dense nugs can get sticky and resinous, so good ventilation is key to avoid mould. Outdoors, plant early in the season for a bountiful harvest by the end of September.

Smoking Mango is a feel-good experience from start to finish. The smooth inhale is followed by a rich, fruity exhale that lingers on the palate. It’s not just about flavor, though—the smoke itself is thick, aromatic, and deeply satisfying, coating the lungs and easing you into a mellow, happy state.

This also makes Mango a popular choice for social settings and solo chill sessions alike. It won’t knock you out unless you overdo it, so it's perfect for relaxing on the couch, watching a movie, or heading out on a low-key nature walk.

The flavor is where Mango truly shines. From the moment the buds hit the grinder, you’ll be met with waves of ripe mango, tropical fruit, and sweet floral notes. The terpene profile is dominated by myrcene, which contributes to the relaxing effects and fruity aroma, while caryophyllene and humulene round things out with subtle spicy and herbal undertones.

When smoked, Mango tastes exactly how it smells—juicy, tropical, and sweet, like biting into a fresh mango smoothie with a hint of earthiness underneath. It’s a sensory treat you’ll keep coming back to.