The Flavor and Aroma of CBD Critical Mango
Don’t get us started on the flavor! For anyone who loves sweet mangoes (which is everyone, right?) you will be smitten with Critical Mango, as it’s nearly dripping with tropical and fruity flavors. On the exhale, the connoisseurs among us will notice a subtle hint of earthiness, which truly brings the experience full circle. The balanced and full-bodied aroma is similar to the flavor profile, offering delicious fruity notes with hints of earth. The terpene profile of Critical Mango perfectly compliments its laidback effects, making users feel like they’ve finally arrived at the island of their dreams.
Genetics of CBD Critical Mango Strain
Ever heard of ultra-chill parents? We haven’t either, but Critical Mango is here to blow our minds with its parents who put the “M” in mellow. Critical Mass and Mango cannabis seeds were bred to create the dream strain, Critical Mango, and we’re here to discover exactly what makes these parents so sweet.
One of the parents of Critical Mango CBD is Critical Mass, and is predominantly an indica strain, with 80% indica and only 20% sativa. It is often referred to as the quintessential medical marijuana strain because it’s known for its high CBD content and tame THC content usually under 7%. When consumed, Critical Mass washes over users with a deep feeling of relaxation and a very chill body stone, making it a great choice for cozy days on the couch. While its effects are ideal, to say the least, this strain is nearly as famous for its gargantuan-sized yields that often reach 1,000 grams per plant when cultivated outdoors!
The other parent Mango is a balanced hybrid strain that has more than a few die-hard fans. These feminized seeds offer refreshing flavors of sweet mango and an overall tropical bouquet that instantly transports users to sandy, palm-filled beaches where troubles are a thing of the past. Its THC content is equally enticing, offering a potent high, consistently of around 24% THC. Users can expect to feel happy, calm, and euphoric, with a dash of slight sedation depending on the amount consumed. This is a great strain for advanced or beginner growers and offers a hefty yield of about 200 grams per plant.
Characteristics of CBD Critical Mango
CBD Critical Mango is loved for its soothing properties and juicy, ripe mango flavors. It’s like that one friend you’re always down to see: chill, never too intense, can cradle you to sleep, smells of mangoes (maybe this one is just the cannabis), and always boosts your mood. Read on to discover more about Critical Mango’s sweet characteristics!
THC and CBD levels and their effects
CBD Critical Mango offers a comfortably manageable 6% THC and a higher-than-average CBD level, which makes it the perfect choice for new users, as it has minimal psychoactive effects. Some cannabis users report that strains with a higher CBD content help alleviate stress, relax your mind, and can even help with low appetite and other issues. However, more research is needed to confirm a definitive link between cannabis and their medicinal benefits. Critical Mango offers a chill experience consisting of focus, relaxation, and a boost in mood, while sometimes lulling users off to sleep. Newer users can feel safe and at ease with its minimal potency, but it’s always a good idea to consume slowly until you are comfy with the effects.
Cultivation of CBD Critical Mango Cannabis Seeds
As a predominantly indica hybrid, Critical Mango plants will have bushy growth and a relatively small stature compared to lanky sativas. This facet can be ideal for growers who are cultivating in spaces that do not have a lot of vertical room. All cannabis plants thrive in nutrient-rich soil, so growers will want to ensure that their soil is rich and ideal for their plants to flourish in. Compost can be a resourceful and sustainable way to enhance the soil’s fertility, and we highly suggest this option if it is doable for growers! Nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium are the big three essentials, with varying requirements during different stages of the plant’s growth. For instance, during the vegetative stage, your plants will want more nitrogen, while it’s ideal to offer more phosphorous and potassium during the flowering period. The flowering time for Critical Mango is usually between 10-12 weeks, give or take.
Lighting is the next task to master on the cultivation list, and growers will do well to provide Critical Mango with around 18-20 hours of light per day during the vegetative stage and 12 hours while the plants are in the flowering stage. Regular watering is also vital, but cultivators will want to hit that sweet spot so as not to overwater. Overwatering can lead to mold, which you do not want! A humidity level that is too high can also lead to mold and mildew, so growers will want to keep the humidity level at about 60%-70% while in the vegetative stage and about 40%-50% during the flowering period. As for the temperature, cultivators should make sure that it stays within the range of 70-80°F since Critical Mango absolutely abhors anything cooler and might not grow as luscious and healthy if exposed. We know this might sound like a lot of work to beginner growers, but don’t be deterred! With time and patience comes perfection… or maybe just a little more confidence.
Critical Mango’s Yields
If cultivated under the right circumstances, Critical Mango can produce around 400-500 grams per square meter in an indoor setup and around 300-400 grams per plant when grown outdoors.
Cultivation Challenges and Tips
While Critical Mango is not particularly challenging to grow, there are some potential issues that growers should be aware of to avoid being blindsided, which include:
- Pests and Diseases: Although Critical Mango has a decent level of resistance to diseases, it’s still ideal to regularly inspect the plants to make sure that there isn’t an infiltration of invasive species or diseases. Organic pesticides and fungicides are a good way to keep the plant devils at bay.
- Pruning: Regular pruning is another part of caring for your plants, and can help air circulate throughout the branches. The lower branches are especially at risk of mold and mildew, so make sure to trim those babies often.
- pH Level of Soil/Water: The pH level of soil should be kept around 6.0-7.0 for soil and at approximately 5.5-6.5 for hydroponic setups. This will help your plants soak up as much nutrients as they possibly can.
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