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Orange Tsunami

Feminized

Orange Tsunami is a citrus-forward hybrid that combines uplifting mental clarity with gentle body ease.

Why choose Orange Tsunami?
  • Citrus aroma with solid resin production
  • Performs well with organic soil practices
  • Great for mid-season outdoor harvests in sheltered spots
THC 18-23%
CBD 0.50%
Lineage TANGIE x CRITICAL
Genotype Hybrid
Difficulty Intermediate
Flowering 8-9 weeks
Height Medium-tall
Yield Medium-High (approx 450-550 g/m² indoor, 400-600 g/plant outdoor)
Taste Orange, Tangerine, Spicy earth
Seed Type Feminized
Climate wet Welsh valley
Effects Uplifting, Relaxed, Creative
Environment Indoor and outdoor

About Orange Tsunami

Orange Tsunami brings together bright tangerine terpenes and dependable hybrid vigour to suit growers who prioritise flavour and mid-range potency. It performs well in controlled indoor environments and can yield reliably outdoors if sited and managed to avoid prolonged damp and mould.

Grow Difficulty:

Growing Orange Tsunami in a wet Welsh valley climate raises the risk of bud rot, so growers need to manage humidity closely. It is intermediate in difficulty and benefits from good airflow, careful pruning and raised beds.

Flowering Time:

Flowering finishes in about eight to nine weeks when conditions are right. Outdoor crops in York are normally ready from late September to October.

Yield:

Yields are solid for a hybrid with dense tops when humidity is controlled. Indoor setups typically deliver medium-high harvests while sheltered outdoor sites perform well.

Height:

Plants reach a medium-tall height with a conical canopy and several dominant colas. They respond positively to topping and low-stress training to even out the canopy.

Environment:

Indoor grows in York do best with dehumidification and strong circulation to counter damp outdoor weather. Outdoor plants in York should be sited in sun-exposed, sheltered spots to avoid prolonged wetness.

Climate:

Growing Orange Tsunami in York with a wet Welsh valley climate requires strict moisture control and preventive mould measures. Choosing raised compost-rich beds, strong airflow and sheltered planting spots will reduce rot risk.

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How do I spot bud rot early?
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Regularly inspect inner buds for soft spots or grey fuzz and cut out affected material at the first sign to protect the rest of the plant.
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Should I use LST or topping with Orange Tsunami?
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Both work well; low-stress training evens the canopy while topping encourages multiple main colas and better light distribution.
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What compost amendments do you recommend?
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Worm castings, well-rotted manure and bone meal are excellent starters, plus a touch of kelp for trace minerals.
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When is the best time to transplant outdoors in this region?
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Transplant after the last risk of late cold and choose a raised, well-drained spot to avoid waterlogging from heavy rains.
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How aggressive should I be with defoliation?
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Remove only the largest shade leaves to improve airflow and keep stress low; excessive defoliation can slow growth and increase mould risk in damp weather.

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