Tangoline [Gas Plant (Gazzurple s2) x Tangie]

Flowering Time: 8 - 9 weeks

Yield: Medium

Difficulty: Advanced – IMPORTANT! – The Gas Plant was still unstable and developed hermaphroditic traits toward the end of flowering. In rigorous testing, all current Tangoline plants have been stable, but I cannot guarantee that some phenotypes won’t still carry the instable hermaphroditic traits. Beginners should avoid this cultivar unless they already have experience dealing with potential hermaphrodites. The terpene profile is so unique that I am continuing to work on and stabilize this line. Aside from the potential issue of unstable phenotypes, it is actually very easy to grow and behaves in an extremely predictable manner

Flavor: Gassy, diesel, dark forest berries, grapes, with a subtle tangerine finish and light citrus notes

Effect: Quick head high, but lingers in the head for a long time, excellent for work, enhances concentration; also perfect for parties and sessions, as it is euphoric

Subjectively perceived effects: The dark pigments produce anthocyanins; anthocyanins are attributed with the ability to modulate cognitive and motor function, improve memory, and play a role in preventing age-related declines in nerve function. Additionally, they have stress-relieving and anti-inflammatory effects; often experienced as clear and euphoric in the head, while the body is gently relaxed and balanced

Requirements: Very easy to grow, handles stress excellently, and starts to form dark pigments around flowering week 5-6, which gradually spread and make the buds appear dark purple to black by the end

One pheno is larger and forms more nodes with very small internodal spaces, while the second pheno is similar in height but has large internodal spaces and produces much less; however, this is the "purple" pheno, which is definitely preferable if you value quality