Tangie Autoflowering Seeds

Tangie Autoflowering Seeds adapt the classic California Orange × Skunk #1 Tangie family to an automatic flowering cycle. The result is a medium-tall, sativa-leaning auto with an open canopy, active side branching, elongated resinous flowers, and the vivid tangerine-citrus aroma that defines Tangie.

• Lineage: Tangie family (California Orange × Skunk #1) × autoflowering ancestry
• Growth type: Sativa-leaning autoflower
• Plant structure: Medium to medium-tall with long side branches and a relatively open canopy
• Stretch: Moderate to high for an autoflower
• Indoor seed-to-harvest: Typically about 10–11 weeks from sprouting
• Outdoor seed-to-harvest: Typically about 10–11 weeks from sprouting; harvest depends on sowing date
• Flower structure: Elongated, moderately dense flowers with strong trichome coverage
• Resin production: High
• Colour: Bright green with vivid orange pistils and a frosted finish
• Aroma: Tangerine, sweet orange peel, citrus zest, herbs, pine, and light skunk
• Best suited for: Growers wanting Tangie-style citrus character in a quicker, fixed-cycle plant

Tangie Auto usually grows taller and more openly than compact indica-dominant autos. Gentle low-stress training can help spread the side branches before flowering accelerates, while heavy pruning is less useful because the automatic vegetative period is short.

Indoors, a practical full-cycle target is approximately 70–77 days from sprouting. Flowers typically develop along the main stem and upper branches and gain resin steadily through the final weeks.

Outdoors, timing is determined by planting date rather than seasonal day length. Under favourable conditions, growers should plan on roughly 10–11 weeks from sprouting, allowing a summer harvest where a photoperiod Tangie would otherwise need a much longer season.

The aromatic profile is led by fresh tangerine and sweet orange peel with citrus zest, herbal, pine, and lightly skunky undertones. Tangie Autoflowering Seeds are best suited to growers looking for a taller, branchier auto with a roughly ten-to-eleven-week life cycle and a strong citrus-forward profile.