Black Mango
Black Mango
Overview
Black Mango is an indica-dominant hybrid strain developed by Dopamine Seeds through crossing Black Domina with Somango. This strain represents a careful blend of classic indica genetics, combining the sedative properties of Black Domina (known as "The Dark Queen of Dankness") with the fruity characteristics of Somango. Black Mango was created to deliver both recreational enjoyment and medicinal value, making it popular among cannabis connoisseurs seeking relaxation and pain relief. The strain exhibits the typical indica characteristics including dense, compact buds and a body-heavy high.
Visually, Black Mango is striking with its dense, compact buds displaying deep forest green coloration with dark blue undertones and occasional almost-black accents. The buds are adorned with thin orange hairs and covered in a super frosty blanket of tiny, dark purple-tinted white crystal trichomes. This resinous coating gives the strain its crystalline sheen and contributes to its high potency. The strain typically reaches medium height and is known for its robust flowering characteristics, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor cultivation.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report relief from insomnia
- May help with chronic stress and anxiety
- Often used for pain management
- May assist with depression and mood swings
- Users report relief from PTSD symptoms
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
Black Mango is considered easy to grow with a relatively short flowering period. Indoor flowering time ranges from 7-8 weeks (50-58 days), while outdoor harvest typically occurs in mid-September. The strain produces compact buds and is suitable for both indoor and outdoor cultivation. Indoor yields range from 450-600 grams per square meter, while outdoor plants can produce 500-600 grams per plant. The strain requires approximately 3 weeks of vegetative growth and responds well to training techniques such as LST and topping. Growers should monitor canopy density to ensure proper air circulation and may benefit from organic growing methods.