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Orange tasting cannabis seed strains are all about that bright, zesty citrus kick. They've been around since the early eighties and they smell like you've just peeled a fresh orange.
That sweet, tangy vibe comes from terpenes like limonene and valencene, which pack loads of flavour into every bud. People love them for the bold, fruity aroma and the way they brighten up any collection.
Read MoreWhere orange strains come from
Orange genetics kicked off in the seventies when Dutch Passion's founder brought Californian Orange back from a trip to the States. That strain became the backbone for loads of orange varieties, both sativa and indica.
Orange Bud came along as a sativa-leaning classic and it's still one of the best for that proper orange smell; people say it's like standing in a room full of ripe fruit.
Agent Orange mixed Orange Velvet with Jack the Ripper to create a balanced hybrid with a punchy citrus punch.
Orange Cookies took a different route, leaning into that tangy, energising orange flavour that sets it apart from the usual Cookies crowd.
Maven Genetics brought out Orange Bellini, which set a high bar for citrus-forward strains with its spot-on orange taste and smell.
You'll find these in both photoperiod feminised and autoflowering versions, each with its own flavour twist and timeline.
The terpenes behind the scent
Limonene does most of the heavy lifting in orange strains. It's the same terpene you find in citrus fruit and it's what gives that unmistakable zesty aroma.
Valencene shows up in Valencia oranges and adds a sweet, slightly woody note with a hint of spice. Terpinolene brings a fresh, piney sweetness with a touch of citrus and a bit of antioxidant goodness.
When these three team up with myrcene, pinene, caryophyllene, and camphene, there’s that full-on freshly-peeled-orange smell.
Auto Orange Bud has a gorgeous fruit and orange character that echoes the original, while Sticky Orange XXL mixes fresh citrus with a spicy hash edge.
Cali Orange Bud smells like sweet candy with a zesty orange twist once it's cured.
What they taste like
Orange strains deliver a sweet, tangy citrus flavour that really stands out. Orange Bud has a sweet taste with skunky citrus and ripe nectarine notes, and it's often described as tasting better than most other orange varieties.
Tangie hits with a sharp, tangy orange flavour and a hint of tropical fruit. Orange Cookies brings a citrusy tang with a sour finish and an aroma like sweet, juicy tangerine.
Orange Creamsicle tastes like the dessert it's named after, with vanilla layered over orange in those sticky buds. Orange Crush is clean and sweet, tasting exactly like fresh oranges.
Tropical Tangie mixes sour orange and mandarin with a slightly chemical edge, and Mimosa blends citrusy orange with a gentle sweetness that’s reminiscent of a brunch drink.
How they look and smell
Orange strains often show off bright orange hairs on the buds, though the actual bud colour can be green or purple depending on the genetics.
Collectors love those dark orange pistils. Orange Cookies has mint-green buds covered in bright orange hairs and a strong citrus scent. Orange Bud mixes citrus, cloves, and mint in the aroma and looks striking with those vivid orange hairs.
Agent Orange releases a powerful orange smell. The scent is like peeling a fresh orange, which makes it a favourite for anyone who loves a bold smell.
These strains are known for their vibrant colours, intense citrus smell, and flavours that range from sweet and fruity to tangy and spicy.
Orange Frequently Asked Questions
They're strains with a strong citrus flavour and aroma that’s reminiscent of fresh oranges or tangerines, often with bright orange hairs on the buds.
Limonene's the main one, giving that citrus kick. Valencene adds sweet orange notes, and terpinolene brings a fresh, piney citrus edge with antioxidant properties.
They started in the early eighties after Dutch Passion's founder brought Californian Orange genetics back from a seventies trip to California, creating the foundation for the category.
Yeah, you'll find both. Orange Bud's a sativa-leaning classic, while Californian Orange leans more indica. Hybrids mix the two for different flavour and growth profiles.
It smells like a room full of ripe oranges with nectarine notes. The taste is sweet with skunky citrus and ripe orange, and people say it's better than most.
Absolutely. You can get them as photoperiod feminised or autoflowering seeds. Auto Orange Bud has that classic orange and fruit character.
They usually sit around twenty percent THC, sometimes reaching twenty-five under the right conditions. Some varieties range from fourteen to thirty-one percent, depending on the strain.
It's a balanced hybrid with a strong orange smell and spicy, earthy undertones. The taste is sweet and spicy with orange, and the buds fill rooms with citrus.
It's more orange-forward and energising than typical Cookies. The flavour's citrusy with a tangy sour finish, and it smells like sweet, juicy tangerine.
There’s also sweet, pungent, apple, diesel, flowery, lemon, earthy, pine, or berry notes. Some, like Orange Creamsicle, have vanilla or cream layered beneath the citrus.