ORANGE CREAMSICLE AUTO

Orange Creamsicle was created using two of the sweetest strains around – Juicy Fruit and Orange Crush. The former is a sativa-dominant bud with a creamy flavor, while the latter is an indica strain with a tangy taste and aroma. Orange Creamsicle is a 60/40 sativa-dominant strain with a THC range of between 15-17%.

The strain was created by MGT Seeders, breeders who supply dispensaries in California with various limited-edition strains.

Orange Creamsicle has a wonderfully sweet and tropical scent. It can be best compared to newly ripened oranges or mangoes which instantly transport you to a grove of fruits. There are tangy, bright citrus accents that are sugar-coated. Blending in are subtle notes of wet soil and vanilla, which become more noticeable when crushed or combusted.

“Flavor”

Orange Creamsicle is infamous for its super creamy and vanilla citrus flavor, which stays on the tongue long after you take a toke. This strain really does taste like its namesake. It’s citric like oranges but dipped in a sweet, creamy, vanilla flavoring. On the exhale, you can expect a tropical but milky aftertaste that lingers long after the last puff.

“Appearance”
Orange Creamsicle stands out with its large, solid flowers that are kind of cylindrical in shape – they taper slightly from base to tip. The densely packed leaves are mossy green in color. There are bright orange pistils that stand out vibrantly against the leaves, and an abundance of translucent white trichomes give the flowers a silvery shine.

“Orange Creamsicle Grow Info”

Orange Creamsicle has a similar growth pattern to Juicy Fruit – its sativa parent. Performance is best when grown in the warm climate of many equatorial or Mediterranean regions. It grows tall and produces airy, tapered buds. When exposed to constant sunlight, the plant flowers fast and yields high.

This doesn’t mean that the plant won’t perform well in Northern latitudes. But it will be slow to flower and may be quite sensitive to the new environment. This is why many growers prefer cultivating the bud indoors where they can easily mimic a tropical climate by amending factors like humidity, lighting, and temperature.

When growing indoors, breeders may need to either top the plant early or shorten the vegetative period to manage the height. Otherwise, it will cramp up the growing space and interfere with air or light circulation. The Screen of Green method is essential to bring out its full potential.

THC Content – Highest Test”
The average THC level of the orange Creamsicle strain is between 15 and 17%. However, some tests have found that the bud may contain as much as 23% THC.

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