Agent Orange

Agent Orange is a Sativa-dominant hybrid known for its orange, spicy taste that delivers a potent cocktail of Sativa effects. New users should be aware that the cerebral effects of this strain have been called “almost trippy”. A strong sense of euphoria, which raises the user’s mood and produces a strong fuzzy disconnect from reality, is typical.

The happy feeling users experience on this strain may be accompanied by a mild body-numbing effect. Users should be prepared for a strong attack of the munchies although snacks do not need to be on-hand because of the energy Agent Orange generates. This is a great strain for getting out and getting things done as the “trippy-ness” wears off in approximately 20-40 minutes after its onset. As with most Sativa strains, common negative side effects include cotton mouth, dry eyes, anxiety, paranoia and headache.

This strain is great for daytime or morning use. Agent Orange is often used by people seeking refuge from stress, anxiety and depression. While it is not recommended for anything beyond minor aches and pains, Agent Orange has been helpful to patients managing minor infrequent pain. It has also been useful to patients living with chronic migraines and fatigue.

Agent Orange was the idea of TGA Subcool Seeds. They crossed local Orange Skunk with Jack’s Cleaner and Space Queen. While the plant is capable of reaching heights of up to 10 feet when grown outside, it is recommended that Agent Orange be grown indoors and topped and trained into a bush. Reportedly, Agent Orange is a heavy yielding strain. The plants will not fully develop their yield until the last two weeks of flowering. Flowering time is between 55 and 65 days.