Though they don’t share many genes, the two Tangerines share a strong, sweet flavor reminiscent of tangerines and other citrus fruits. Tangie is sativa-heavy, and though the exact ratio of sativa to indica is unclear, it’s probably at least 70:30. That means an uplifting cerebral high with enhanced creativity and euphoria, plus a focused boost of happiness. It’s good for treating several disorders, though specifics are hard to come by: nausea, anxiety, lack of appetite, and depression. The only widely reported problems are bloodshot eyes and dry mouth, so this may be a good choice for patients sensitive to side effects. Maximum THC levels of more than 24% make this a potent choice for patients who have been smoking marijuana for some time; it may be overpowering for first-timers. Each inhale brings a tangy citrusy pine flavor that’s accented by a lemony herbal exhale. The aroma is very sweet and woody with an earthy citrus overtone that becomes spicy as the nugs are burned. The Tangie OG high is just as bright and vivid as its flavor, with energizing and lifted effects that are perfect for giving you a kick of energy in the early afternoon or later in the day.