Mango Hashplant by Bodhi Seeds
88 G13 Hashplant × Mango-Aromatic Mother (Colombian/Hybrid)
Mango Hashplant by Bodhi Seeds is a hybrid cultivar celebrated for its unique blend of tropical fruit and classic hash aromas. Developed by Bodhi Seeds, this strain is recognized for its resin production and layered flavor profile, making it a favorite among connoisseurs and extract artists.
Appearance and Structure
Mango Hashplant typically presents a robust, medium-height plant with a dense, bushy structure. Its buds are often conical and tightly formed, characterized by a high calyx-to-leaf ratio and abundant trichome coverage that gives them a frosted appearance. Some phenotypes may display subtle purple or plum hues in the bracts, especially under cooler temperatures near harvest.
The finished flowers are dense and firm, maintaining their shape well through the curing process. Sugar leaves can become coated in resin early in the flowering stage, indicating the plant's overall resinous nature. The plant's structure is generally compact, with tight to moderate node spacing, making it suitable for various cultivation techniques.
Aroma and Flavor
True to its name, Mango Hashplant offers a distinct aroma and flavor profile that marries ripe tropical fruit, particularly mango, with a deep, classic hash backbone. The scent is often described as a complex bouquet featuring fruity, floral, and sometimes peppery notes, underscored by an earthy resinous quality.
The flavor follows suit, delivering a layered experience that combines sweet, juicy mango and other tropical fruit notes with a more traditional, spicy, or earthy hash undertone. This combination creates a rich and satisfying sensory experience, appealing to those who appreciate nuanced cannabis profiles.
Effects
Mango Hashplant is generally described as a hybrid with effects that can lean towards uplifting and energetic. While specific effects can vary between phenotypes, users often report a balanced experience that combines mental clarity with a gentle body sensation.
The strain is noted for its ability to provide a bright, energetic headspace that can be conducive to creative activities or social interactions. It is considered a good option for those seeking a stimulating yet manageable experience, without the heavy sedation sometimes associated with pure indica strains.
Terpenes and Cannabinoids
The terpene profile of Mango Hashplant is a key contributor to its distinctive aroma and flavor. Dominant terpenes often include Myrcene, Limonene, and Caryophyllene, with Linalool, Humulene, and Ocimene also frequently present. This combination results in the strain's signature fruity, mango, citrus, and spicy notes.
In terms of cannabinoids, Mango Hashplant typically exhibits THC levels ranging from 15% to 25%, with CBD content generally below 1%. The specific cannabinoid percentages can vary based on cultivation and phenotype, but the focus is primarily on the THC content and the synergistic effects of its terpene profile.
Origins and Lineage
Mango Hashplant was developed by Bodhi Seeds, a breeder known for combining heirloom genetics with traditional Afghan hashplant stock. This hybrid is part of Bodhi's broader Hashplant family, which emphasizes resin production and is built around an 88 G13 Hashplant male. The strain aims to merge the aromatic complexity of mango-like strains with the robust structure and resinous qualities of classic hashplants.
The genetic makeup typically involves the 88 G13 Hashplant male, contributing to fast flowering and dense bud formation, crossed with mango-aromatic mother plants, which may include Colombian landrace varieties or other mango-scented hybrids. This pairing results in a cultivar that offers both old-world hash characteristics and modern fruit-forward appeal.
Cultivation
Mango Hashplant is generally considered a grower-friendly hybrid, known for its manageable cultivation footprint and consistent performance. The strain typically flowers within 56 to 70 days, with many phenotypes finishing around 60 to 63 days. It exhibits a moderate stretch during the transition to flowering, usually between 1.5 to 2.0 times its initial height.
Yields are reported to be competitive, with indoor harvests potentially reaching 450 to 600 grams per square meter under optimal conditions. The plant's dense bud structure and high resin production make it particularly well-suited for solventless extraction methods. Growers are advised to manage airflow due to the dense bud formation.