10 Orange Weed Strains With Blissful Flavors & Taste

What happens when the 420 scene and a delicious citrus fruit collide? A collection of delectable orange weed strains that tantalize the taste buds emerge. There’s an orange strain to suit most palates.

The effects differ from one cultivar to the next, with the common attribute of sweet citrus aromas and lemon-orange flavors. Join us as we explore what makes orange weed strains so popular. 

Let’s kick things off by defining what these cultivars are.

What are orange weed strains?

Orange weed strains refer to the various cultivars that exude citrus aromas and flavors. Some tokers also use the term to describe weed strains with orange hair. You can usually identify strains that fall into this category by their orange weed names.

These citrus properties result from a unique blend of terpenes, and in some cases, cannabis genetics. Marijuana with dominantly lemon flavors usually contains limonene. This terp, along with myrcene, often fuse to give orange weed strains a distinct taste with earthy undertones.

Many weed strains with orange hair don’t always have citrus properties but may have an orange cannabis parent or grandparent strain. These tasty Mary Jane options not only share aspects of their flavor profile but, in most cases, have similar effects and medicinal advantages. 

7 orange strains that worth your attention

Tokers rank orange weed strains favorably, and choosing just a handful is challenging. We selected our top five based on flavor, effects, and how enjoyable they are. Some of the options are quite potent and attained several accolades.

1. Orange Bud

Orange Bud is a hybrid orange cannabis with high levels of THC ranging between 16 and 23%. Many cannabis enthusiasts believe this particular cultivar sparked the trend of smoking citrus strains. 

It’s extremely potent and has a robust flavor profile that hits your nostrils with rich flowers and spicy citrus. When you exhale, you’ll also taste strong orange notes and sweet cinnamon. 

The effects hit quickly after a toke or two, inducing euphoria and chattiness, making it the ideal orange marijuana variety for social events. Although potent, the strain will leave you with enough mellow energy for participating in mild activities. 

Many opt to grow this orange cannabis themselves as cultivation is beginner-friendly, and it can grow indoors or outdoors. Orange Bud Feminized claimed second prize in the Bio category in the 1994 Cannabis Cup.

2. Super Lemon Haze

Super Lemon Haze Feminized is an award-winning strain that nabbed multiple prizes at the High Times Cannabis Cup. The strain results from a cross between Super Silver Haze and Lemon Skunk. 

It’s a hybrid with sativa-dominant properties. It’s one of the orange weed strains that contain terpinolene as the main terpene. This influences both taste and effect. Super Lemon Haze has a zesty lemon fragrance with hints of earth, spice, and pepper. 

When you inhale this cultivar, you’ll also notice musk and tropical fruits that intensify as they tease your taste buds on the exhale. Tokers usually enjoy this strain as a wake and bake as it boosts focus and creativity while relaxing your body.

Growers who have experience cultivating strains of weed with orange in it tend to dabble with growing Super Lemon Haze. 

3. Tangie

Tangie is a sweet and sour strain and one of the more popular orange weed types. The genetics of California Orange and Skunk #1 make the cultivar sativa-dominant. Tangie boasts up to 22% THC and has a wide range of medicinal benefits. 

It’s a wake and bake strain that’s fast-acting. The first toke of Tangie Autoflower brings a euphoric rush of energy before settling into a serene calm that has you feeling relaxed. This strain is quite potent and best enjoyed by those with orange cannabis experience. 

Sensitive tokers may experience discomforts such as headaches. The flavors are reminiscent of a tropical desert with sweet and sour profiles. 

4. Lemon Tree

When it comes to orange weed strains, Lemon Tree Feminized is often underrated. It’s a hybrid with a distinct citrus bite. It exudes scents of pine and acidic citrus. These aromas tempt you to taste it, and as soon as the smoke hits your tongue, you’ll detect lemon, orange fuel, and diesel undertones.

The complex combination of flavors gives the Lemon Tree an intriguing profile. The effects are relaxing and blissful. You may consider having a puff of this orange cannabis when you lack motivation for your daily tasks. It’s also great for releasing tension in tired muscles. 

Cultivating this orange cannabis is beginner-friendly, and you can choose to grow it indoors or outdoors. The buds are quite large and covered in white crystals.

5. Agent Orange

Agent Orange Regular has a bouquet of sweet citrus flavors which enchant your taste buds on the inhale. As you exhale, you’ll detect hints of cheese and spice that compliment the orange cannabis as it escapes your lips.

The effects of Agent Orange are mainly mental, and there’s a slight energizing body buzz that boosts you to start your day. It’s a social strain that brings about a case of the munchies and has you feeling bubbly.

Growing this orange marijuana is ideal for intermediate cannabis enthusiasts who have experience using a screen of green (SCroG) technique. Agent Orange is also excellent for treating medical issues, such as muscle spasms, anxiety, and fatigue.

6. Mandarine

Mandarine autoflower is a delight across the board. This indica-dominant non-photoperiod boasts an intense lemon aroma and a sugary flavor. The strain name perfectly encapsulates the smoking experience.

The strain’s fast growth and relaxing effects are courtesy of the delectable Cream Caramel auto. Its sativa kick comes from Ice Cool. This family tree boasts rare herbs of immense quality, which show in its properties.

The effect profile fuses indica and sativa traits. It begins with a feel-good cerebral buzz and ends in a profound couch lock. With 18% THC, Mandarine hits hard without overwhelming the system. It’s suitable for all-level tokers and best saved for late afternoons at home.

Mandarine’s suitable for first-time autoflower growers. It’s tiny, resilient, and fast-growing: the seed-to-harvest period rarely surpasses three months. The harvests are particularly impressive if you place your plants in a Sea of Green (SOG) setup.

7. Jedi Cookies

Jedi Cookies feminized is a hybrid made by crossing Girl Scout Cookies with Skywalker OG. Beyond the reference to Star Wars, this genetic blend brings well-balanced, mouth-watering buds with a double-duty influence.

With 18–22% THC, this strain delivers a fast-acting set of effects that begin as cerebral. As your mind rides the euphoric wave, the body gets heavier by the minute. Laziness replaces the want to move and groove after two hours, leaving you blissfully sleepy among the couch cushions.

Ripe berries, fresh pine, and tangy citrus ooze from the buds. The flavor is a complex affair, blending fruity, musky, and buttery flavors into a taste sensation.

Jedi Cookies is also a joy to grow. The plants are mid-sized and tough, resisting inclement weather and common cultivation pitfalls. Newbies can learn the basics of cannabis cultivation on this crop, getting generous yields of sticky buds for their effort.

3 highest yield orange strains of weed

Orange Skunk

Orange Skunk Feminized is a blend of California Orange and Skunk #1. It’s mostly sativa and produces bountiful indoor and outdoor yields. These orange cannabis crops produce between 21–25oz./m² indoors, and roughly 41oz./plant outdoors.

Lemon Pie

Lemon Pie Regular is one of the orange weed strains with layered flavors that induces bubbly euphoria. It is one of the easiest strains to grow indoors and outdoors, fantastic for beginners. Typical indoor yields range around 18oz/m², and outdoor variants produce approximately 21oz./plant.

Super Lemon Haze

Super Lemon Haze Feminized not only makes our list of top strains but also happens to be one of the most bountiful orange weed strains. It produces an indoor yield of between 21–25 oz./m² and an outdoor harvest of 28-35oz./plant.

Final points about orange weed strains

Orange weed strains are firm favorites on the 420 scene. The appearance of the buds draws you in, and the fragrance and flavors seal the deal. These cultivars usually have pleasant effects that leave you feeling blissful.

Many tokers cultivate orange cannabis at home and enjoy the penetrating citrus aromas long before harvesting the nugs. These strains are usually easy to grow, and the yields are bountiful.

Check out our Homegrown seed store to get started on your own orange marijuana crop.

FAQs

Let’s end by answering several frequent questions about orange cannabis strains.

What are the genetics of orange marijuana plants?

The history regarding orange marijuana is slightly obscure, but these citrus-scented cultivars likely rose to fame in the early 1980s. The original Orange Bud strain was at the forefront of orange weed types.

Those on the 420 scene tend to agree that Orange Bud originated from two Skunk parents. Strain-specific information regarding its genetic lineage remains a mystery.  

What are the specifics of growing orange cannabis?

Unlike purple cannabis cultivars, orange plants don’t have specific growing requirements. Optimize the environment and prune, water, and feed according to the strain’s nutrient needs for the best results.

You can encourage terpene production by providing plentiful light, organic nutrients, and optimal climate conditions. Collect the buds when most pistils are curled and rusty to get them at peak maturity.

Do all orange strains have orange hairs?

While most orange strains have orange pistils, it’s not universal. The growing conditions influence plant appearance at harvest time. You can have purple or red-colored buds by reducing the temperature, for example. 

Optimal temperature and light intensity generally lead to a healthy orange hue, especially in strains with a propensity towards it.