Banana Tangie
Tangie × Banana Kush or Banana OG
Banana Tangie is a vibrant, citrus-forward hybrid that blends the zest of Tangie with the sweet, creamy notes of banana genetics. This sativa-leaning cultivar is often sought after for its daytime clarity, mood elevation, and a euphoric body sensation.
Appearance
Banana Tangie typically presents as a sativa-leaning hybrid, with some phenotypes exhibiting traits from its OG and Haze influences. Growers may observe variations in leaf morphology and calyx density depending on the dominant genetic expression, with some cuts showing lighter leaves and others developing thicker, trichome-laden bracts.
Aroma & Flavor
The aroma and flavor profile of Banana Tangie is characterized by a distinct blend of ripe tangerine peel and sweet banana candy. This combination creates a complex bouquet with lively citrus top notes, a sweet banana mid-palate, and a subtle peppery finish, often described as fruity and creamy.
Effects
This strain is generally recognized for providing a quick cerebral uplift, leading to a mood lift and energetic sensation suitable for daytime activities. As the experience progresses, users often report a transition into a relaxed contentment and a soft, euphoric body feel.
Terpenes & Cannabinoids
Banana Tangie typically tests between 19–24% THC, with minimal CBD content. Dominant terpenes frequently include limonene, myrcene, and caryophyllene, supported by ocimene, linalool, and occasionally valencene or terpinolene. This terpene blend contributes to its signature citrus and sweet banana aroma and flavor.
Origins & Lineage
Banana Tangie is not a single, trademarked strain but rather a category of crosses. It generally originates from combining Tangie, known for its tangerine aromatics, with banana-forward genetics like Banana Kush or Banana OG. This cross aims to merge the bright, sativa-like qualities of Tangie with the creamy fruitiness of banana strains.
Growing
Cultivating Banana Tangie can be moderately challenging, with flowering times typically ranging from 60 to 70 days. The strain's growth can exhibit significant vertical stretch, especially in Tangie-dominant phenotypes, and responds well to training techniques like SCROG. Environmental conditions may need adjustment to accommodate potential calcium and magnesium demands from OG influences.