Orange Chameleon
- CBD 0.5%
- Temps de floraison From 56 to 70 days
- Rendement 475 g/m²
Génétique: Tangie x Thank You Jerry
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Orange Chameleon : arbre généalogique
- Parents
- Tangie × Thank You Jerry
- Grands-parents
- California Orange Skunk #1
- Landraces d'origine
- Acapulco Gold Afghani Colombian Gold
Généalogie déclarée par les banques de graines : elles ne sont pas toujours d'accord.
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Description de Rocket Seeds
Flavor and Aroma Profile
Orange Chameleon delivers a vibrant citrus experience with hints of tangerine, sweet orange peel, and a spicy kick of black pepper. As the aroma evolves, notes of damp pine and diesel add a rich, earthy depth. This complex blend of flavors and scents offers a dynamic sensory journey from the first inhale to the final exhale.
Genetics and Cannabinoid Content
Bred from Tangie and Thank You Jerry, this strain combines the bright citrus character of its parent with a deeper, more pungent profile. It is a THC-dominant cultivar with reported CBG levels between 0.2% and 1.0%, and CBD levels below 1%. These cannabinoid profiles enhance the strain’s unique sensory experience without overpowering its signature citrus-led flavor.
Growing Characteristics
Orange Chameleon is a 70% sativa-dominant strain that exhibits vigorous growth and significant stretching during flowering. Indoor growers should plan for this early stretch, as plants can nearly double in height during this phase. Outdoor plants thrive in warm, temperate climates with ample vertical space.
Flowering Time and Yield
This strain typically flowers in 8 to 10 weeks, with indoor harvests often reaching completion in 8 to 9 weeks under optimal conditions. Indoor yields can reach approximately 400 to 500 g/m² in well-managed setups with good airflow. Outdoor production may reach up to 550 g/m², depending on the growing environment and setup.
Cultivation Tips
Training techniques before and during early flowering can help manage the plant’s stretch and ensure even light distribution. Adequate airflow is essential as the canopy expands, especially during the later stages of flowering. With proper planning and space allocation, growers can maximize yield and maintain a healthy, productive plant throughout its growth cycle.
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