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Tangie Queen is an ILGM Exclusive, created in collaboration with the legendary Crockett Family Farms. This sativa-dominant hybrid (60% sativa and 40% indica) pairs Queen of the South…
Tangie Queen is an ILGM Exclusive, created in collaboration with the legendary Crockett Family Farms. This sativa-dominant hybrid (60% sativa and 40% indica) pairs Queen of the South with Tangie to deliver a fast-finishing citrus powerhouse. She’s been specially selected by ILGM for her high yields, resin-rich buds, and terpene profile that explodes with orange and tangerine. Tangie Queen is the royalty that manages to connect generations that grew up with those classic 90s genetics and combines it with the gassiness of modern genetics. Only available at ILGM.
Tangie Queen is a terp bomb, dominated by tangy orange and tangerine, backed by gassy pine. On the inhale, she hits zesty and bright, on the exhale, she smooths into creamy citrus-fuel. Crack a jar and the room fills with that sharp citrus-funk that makes her stand out.
Tangie Queen leans sativa in her effect. She delivers an energetic, mood-enhancing high that’s motivating without being jittery. Many phenotypes also express THCV and CBC, adding a sharp, clear mental edge. Perfect for daytime sessions when you want focus and energy.
The Crocketts, with three generations of breeding experience, built Tangie Queen by pairing the citrus-heavy Tangie with their own Queen of the South line. She brings together modern-day genetics like Tropicana Cookies and Cherry Cookies with classics like Cali-O and Skunk. The result is a fast-flowering hybrid with top-tier citrus terps and excellent yields.
Tangie Queen is easy to manage thanks to her strong branching and low leaf-to-calyx ratio. She forms dense, bright green buds with thick orange hairs and greasy resin that cures to a sandy texture. Indoors, she finishes quickly and reliably, while her terpene expression makes her excellent for solventless extraction.
She’s bred for production, and with her resin quality and quick turnaround, she’s a favorite for hash makers as well as dry flower enthusiasts.
Tangie Queen usually tests between 24–28% THC with total cannabinoids up to 30%. CBD is minimal (<1%). Potent, energetic, and terpene-rich, she delivers a strong but functional daytime experience.
Limonene, myrcene, caryophyllene, terpinolene, ocimene.
She’s a fast finisher, flowering in 55–60 days after the vegetative stage. Her quick cycle and thick, heavy buds make her a solid choice for growers looking for speed and quality.
Is Tangie Queen good for beginners?
Yes. She’s quick, productive, and easy to train. Keep her fed and give her space to branch, and she’ll reward you with quality citrus-heavy buds.
What are the therapeutic benefits of Tangie Queen?
Those who use cannabis therapeutically often choose her for mood support, focus, fatigue, and stress relief.
Is Tangie Queen indica or sativa?
She’s a sativa-dominant hybrid (about 60% sativa / 40% indica) with energetic, clear-headed effects.
28 %
THC
Sativa Dominant
Genetics
55–60 days
Flowering Time Indoor
18–25 oz/m² (500–700 g/m²)
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