Mango Berry

Origins and Genetics

Mango Berry, also known as “Mango Kush,” is an indica dominant hybrid (65% indica/35% sativa) with unknown parentage, though believed to be a cross of Mango and Hindu Kush. This strain is renowned for its dense, softball-sized buds and its distinctive mango flavor with sweet earthy pine hints.

Effects and Therapeutic Use

Mango Berry delivers a hard-hitting high that begins with a tingly sensation in the face, leading to droopy eyelids and mental pain relief. The high spreads in warming waves throughout the body, resulting in couch-lock and sedation. With up to 20% THC, it is effective for treating inflammation, chronic stress, anxiety, nausea, and appetite loss.

Flavor and Aroma

Mango Berry has a heavily mango flavor complemented by sweet earthy pine. The aroma is a blend of sweet juicy mangoes with a heavy skunky pungency. The buds are dense and oversized, forest green with sparse bright orange hairs, and a thick coating of tiny amber-hued crystal trichomes.