Mango

Name: Mango
SKU: 136
Availability: InStock

$250.00 – $1,200.00

Strain Name: Mango
Grade: A
Type: Indica

Smell: Like someone poured fresh squeezed mango juice on some really skunky pot.
Taste: After taking a fat bong rip of this stuff the taste was like I just bit into a mango. All I could taste was mangos.
Effects: An instant Indica buzz. As soon as I inhaled my eyelids and cheeks started to feel droopy and warm, and within the next five minutes that feeling spread throughout the rest of my body. I tried to get up to grab my phone and order a pizza but it was like my legs didn’t want to move.
Potency: Very potent- the high lasted for almost four hours and i stayed in pretty much the same place on the couch for the entire time.

SKU: N/A Category: Indica

Mango Og Kush. is an easygoing hybrid known to inspire giggle fits. Perfect for novice marijuana consumers, this Hybrid most often has moderate THC levels of around 16%.

The exact lineage of this marijuana strain is unknown, but it is most likely a cross between Mango and Hindu Kush. The strong Kush lineage gives this strain Indica-dominance.

Recreational marijuana consumers will love Mango Kush for its silly, relaxed, and all around happy high. This is a very calm and mellow strain, perfect for an easy day with friends or family.

Some might find that this herb makes them a little more talkative and sociable than usual, which is great for those who experience social anxiety.

Mango Og Kush

Mango kush and marijuana go together. The taste of Mango Kush, not surprisingly, is similar to mangos and Kush, with notes of pine. It smells of the tropics, sweet mangos, and bananas.

THC can make up as much as 16% of this strain, while CBD is much lower, about 0.3%. That makes this a poor choice for treating conditions that respond to CBD, such as severe seizure disorders. .

Many patients find themselves talking and giggling more than usual while high on this strain. . While it’s most popular on the West Coast, Mango Kush can also be found on the legal medical markets in Arizona and California.