STRNG Seeds – Red Mandarine

Red Mandarine is a visually striking strain known for its deep red hues, citrus-forward aroma, and stable growth, making it both beautiful and reliable to cultivate.

It thrives in both environments, though indoor setups help intensify color expression and preserve its sharp citrus aroma.

Red Mandarine typically flowers in 8 to 9 weeks after the light cycle is switched to 12/12.

It usually remains medium in height, especially when trained early, making it easy to manage indoors or in greenhouses.

Yes, the sweet tangerine-like scent becomes prominent in bloom, so carbon filters are recommended for indoor setups.

Yes, it’s a stable, easy-to-manage feminized strain that adapts well to various setups and training styles.

As it matures, Red Mandarine often reveals rich red, burgundy, and orange hues across buds and sugar leaves.

It produces dense, resin-rich buds with red and orange highlights, framed by broad leaves and sturdy branches.

Yes, STRNG Seeds offers a stabilized version of Red Mandarine with dependable flowering time and growth traits.

Yes, our seeds are under the 2018 Farm Bill. Click HERE to learn more.

Yes, all Red Mandarine seeds from our store are feminized, meaning you can expect nearly all to develop flowers.

Feminized seeds eliminate the risk of male plants, helping maximize your grow space and simplify your workflow.

Yes, flushing for 10–14 days before harvest helps enhance the citrus aroma and ensures a cleaner final product.

It flowers when exposed to a 12-hour dark cycle, which should be consistent to avoid stress or reversion.

No, these are feminized seeds, so male plants are highly unlikely to appear in your grow.

Yes, full-spectrum LEDs enhance bud density and color expression, especially during late flower.

Red Mandarine adapts well to topping, LST, and SCROG, allowing growers to shape the canopy and increase yield.

Yes, moderate defoliation improves light penetration and airflow, especially in dense indoor setups.

Water when the top few centimeters of soil feel dry, adjusting for pot size, humidity, and plant stage.

Place buds in airtight jars, opening daily during the first two weeks to slowly release moisture and enhance aroma.