Euskal Mandarina

Euskal Mandarina

Cultivation characteristics

It presents a compact and vigorous structure, with a balanced growth and an excellent calyx/leaf ratio. In flowering, it develops dense and very resinous buds, adorned with orange tones that give away its "orange" heritage.

Indoors, it completes flowering in about 60 days, offering yields of 550-600 g/m². Outdoors, it behaves like a real champion, forming large plants capable of reaching 1200-1800 g per plant, especially in temperate and sunny climates. In the northern hemisphere it is harvested during the month of September.

Aroma and flavor

Its aromatic profile is one of its great attractions. It combines the creamy and complex sweetness of Girl Scout Cookies with a fresh burst of tangerine and orange Tangie. The result is an enveloping aroma, fruity and citrus, which conquers from the first contact and remains intense in the mouth.

Effects

Although it has an indica predominance of 70%, Euskal Mandarina offers a very well balanced effect. It starts with a euphoric and creative phase, stimulating and cheerful, inherited from its sativa side, to evolve progressively towards a pleasant and lasting body relaxation. Ideal both for moments of inspiration and to disconnect without losing the good mood.

Technical data

• Genetics: Girl Scout Cookies × Tangerine Skunk × OG Lemon Bilbo
• Type: Feminized hybrid
• Predominance: 70% Indica / 30% Sativa
• Flowering indoor: 60 days
• Harvest outdoor: September (HN) / March (HS)
• Indoor yield: 550-600 g/m²
• Outdoor production: 1200-1800 g/plant
• Aroma and taste: Mandarin, orange, creamy sweet, fresh citrus