Mango Dream
Mango Dream
Overview
Mango Dream is a sativa-dominant hybrid strain that results from crossing Mango and Blue Dream strains. The strain has a 50/50 genetic profile but mainly exhibits Sativa-like effects and characteristics, making its classification lean towards Sativa despite its hybrid genetics. The strain was created by an unknown breeder, though its lineage traces back to two highly regarded parent strains. The original Mango strain has mysterious origins dating to the 1960s, with the modern version believed to be a cross between KC33 and an Afghani landrace created in 1991. The influence of its Mango parent is evident in its tropical aroma and flavor profile, while Blue Dream's cerebral clarity adds a layer of depth to its effects, creating a harmonious blend that makes Mango Dream an excellent choice for enhancing creativity and focus. The flowers are characterized by their frosty trichomes and vibrant mango-hued hairs, creating an attractive visual appeal that matches its tropical heritage.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report relief from stress and anxiety
- May help with mild pain relief
- Often used for depression symptoms
- May help boost appetite
- Users report headache relief
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
Suitable for both novice and experienced growers, Mango Dream thrives in tropical environments. Outdoor yields can reach 10-15 oz per plant, while indoor cultivation produces around 0.5-1 oz per square foot. The flowering period ranges from 54-72 days (8-10 weeks). The strain is somewhat tricky to grow and best reserved for intermediate cultivators, thriving in indoor and outdoor settings with plenty of light and warm, semi-humid climates. This is a great plant for intermediate users with a green thumb that will flourish indoors or outdoors and has a lovely aroma of mangoes and earth. Although it's a slow starter, Mango is easy to manage and highly resilient once it gets going, responding well to advanced growing techniques that push yields even higher.