Tangerine Sorbet 3 seeds
Tangerine Sorbet Seeds – Wappa's Cali Cousin by Paradise Seeds
What is Tangerine Sorbet? Tangerine Sorbet by Paradise Seeds is a feminised, photoperiod hybrid with 60% Indica and 40% Sativa, created from the in-house Wappa and Thin Mint Cookie genetics. It flowers for around 65 days, grows about 100 cm tall indoors and, according to the manufacturer, yields 600 to 650 g/m² with 20 to 24% THC. A sweet mandarin aroma with peppery spice and creaminess as well as an energetic, strongly head-focused effect are typical. Paradise Seeds describes it as robust and forgiving; it suits beginners as well as experienced growers – in the Super High THC Content category. Available in packs of 3 and 10 seeds.
Sort Details
Manufacturer Information
Genetics & Origin of Tangerine Sorbet
Tangerine Sorbet belongs to the family of Wappa, one of the most popular strains from Paradise Seeds, which the breeder calls a “perfect hybrid”. For the new strain, the breeding team supplemented Wappa's Skunk-heavy heritage with the potency of a Thin Mint Cookie – Paradise Seeds speaks of Wappa's Californian cousin, which combines proven in-house performance with terpene richness from the USA. The data sheet states 60% Indica and 40% Sativa, 20 to 24% THC and less than 0.1% CBD; elsewhere the breeder speaks of 24% and more. The seeds are feminised and photoperiod. The plants grow uniformly and robustly and, at maturity, show a crimson tinge, especially on the upper flowers. You will also find the original strain Wappa in our range.
Who Is Tangerine Sorbet For?
According to Paradise Seeds, Tangerine Sorbet is robust, fast and high-yielding. It suits:
- Beginners looking for a forgiving strain
- Experienced growers who want to make full use of the high yield potential
- Outdoor gardeners in more northerly locations up to the 50th parallel
- Fans of old-school Skunk aromas with mandarin and creaminess
- Experienced consumers looking for an energetic head high
According to the manufacturer, it is less suitable for first-time consumers because of its potency, and it smells strongly in the grow room. You can find other uncomplicated strains under cannabis seeds for beginners.
Growing Tangerine Sorbet: Indoor & Outdoor
Indoor Growing
Indoors, Paradise Seeds states 65 days of flowering, elsewhere “within 9 weeks”, and a height of about 100 cm. On yield, the figures differ slightly: the data sheet lists 600 g/m², while elsewhere it is around 650 g/m². The breeder rates the difficulty level as easy and describes the strain as robust and very forgiving. It recommends letting the plants ripen fully and not cutting them right at the start of the harvest window. The smell in the grow room is reminiscent of an amplified old-school Skunk, so an activated carbon filter is advisable. You will find further basics in the tips for beginners.
Outdoor Growing
Outdoors, according to the data sheet, Tangerine Sorbet grows around 200 cm tall and is ready for harvest in early October in the northern hemisphere. Paradise Seeds states up to 1,000 g per plant and lists the strain for growing between the 50th parallel north and the 50th parallel south. According to the breeder, tests showed excellent resistance to mould and other diseases; together with the swift ripening, this makes the strain interesting for more northerly areas too, by its account. Only grow where it is legal to do so.
Effect, Aroma & Flavour of Tangerine Sorbet
In the grow room, according to Paradise Seeds, Tangerine Sorbet smells like an amplified old-school Skunk, with wafts of sweet perfume and spices. After drying, the breeder describes the flavour as intense sweetness with a hint of mandarin, underscored by peppery spice and wrapped in creaminess; the data sheet sums this up as exotic, sharp and sweet. The manufacturer does not give a lab terpene profile. By its description, the effect sets in immediately, as an intense burst of energy with a pronounced feeling of happiness, and is felt above all in the head. At 20 to 24% THC, and more according to the manufacturer, the strain is very potent; Paradise Seeds expressly advises first-time consumers against it. How strongly it acts depends on dose and tolerance.
Note: Effect information is based on manufacturer data and user experience and does not constitute medical advice.
Why Buy Tangerine Sorbet at United Seedbanks?
United Seedbanks is not an anonymous mail-order seller but a specialist shop for cannabis seeds. You get Tangerine Sorbet from us as original seed stock from Paradise Seeds – with honest strain data instead of advertising promises.
- Original genetics from Paradise Seeds – Tangerine Sorbet from the breeder's Wappa family, in packs of 3 and 10 feminised seeds.
- Personal expert advice – we know our range and help you choose the right strain and pack size.
- Discreet shipping – neutrally packed, free shipping from €100.
- Secure payment of your choice – credit card, bank transfer or Bitcoin.
- Verified quality – carefully stored seeds for reliable germination.
This gives you Tangerine Sorbet with expertise, discretion and dependable service from a single source. The breeder's full range is available on the Paradise Seeds page.
Frequently Asked Questions about Tangerine Sorbet
How is Tangerine Sorbet related to Wappa?
Paradise Seeds calls it Wappa's Californian cousin: Wappa's Skunk-heavy heritage was supplemented with Thin Mint Cookie. You will also find Wappa itself in the shop.
Is Tangerine Sorbet suitable for beginners?
For growing, yes: Paradise Seeds gives the difficulty level as easy and calls the strain robust and forgiving, and in the shop it is rated for beginners and professionals alike. For consumption, the manufacturer advises first-time consumers against it because of the potency.
How long does Tangerine Sorbet flower?
Indoors, around 65 days, i.e. a good 9 weeks. Outdoors, it is ready for harvest in early October in the northern hemisphere.
What yield does Tangerine Sorbet deliver?
Indoors, Paradise Seeds states 600 to 650 g/m², depending on the passage. Outdoors, it is up to 1,000 g per plant.
Is Tangerine Sorbet suitable for northern regions?
According to the manufacturer, yes. It points to the resistance to mould and the swift ripening with harvest in early October and lists the strain up to the 50th parallel.