Somango XL (Royal Queen Seeds)
Royal Queen Seeds managed to create a cannabis strain which provides a calming feeling of peaceful clarity without the side-effect of lethargy. Very high THC levels of 18%, a maximum height of 100cm, and 75% indica genetics make Somango XL an outstanding producer. This cross of Somango and Critical 47 has been tested on a massive scale. Up to 575g/m² are achievable after 8-9 weeks of flowering.
| Genetics | 75% indica - 25% sativa |
| Parents | Somango x Critical 47 |
| Flowering period | 8-9 weeks |
| THC% | 18+% |
| CBD% | Medium |
| Yield (indoor) | 525-575g/m² |
| Height (indoor) | 60-100cm |
| Yield (outdoor) | 550-600g/plant |
| Height (outdoor) | 120-200cm |
| Harvest time (outdoor) | End of September/October |
| Available as | Feminized seeds |
| Seed bank | Royal Queen Seeds |
Somango XL: Escape to the tropics with this indica-dominant strain
Royal Queen Seeds set out on a massive mission, with the sole purpose of creating the best-growing Somango that the world has ever seen. After weeks of intense selection and scrutiny, Somango XL was conceived.
As the name suggests, this cultivar oozes mango aromas. The smell of Somango XL will transport your mind to a paradise island. Due to its rich aromas, it's perfect for making cannabis-infused edibles.
With its 75% indica and 25% sativa genes, Somango XL will induce very relaxing feelings, as if vacation time has arrived. The parents of Somango XL are Somango and Critical 47. The latter parent was introduced to maximize yields. Indoor growers can expect 525-575g/m² in yields and 60-100cm in height. If you treat her right, she will deliver really fat nugs, and your growing room will smell like a mango juice bar.
Outdoor growers can expect 600g/plant in yields and 120-200cm tall plants. The difference in height is vast, therefore control the vegetation to your requirements. Usually, indicas don’t stretch as much as sativas during the flowering period, but it will definitely stretch a bit. Keep that in mind if you’re into stealthy operations. Also, don’t forget to harvest Somango XL by the end of September or beginning of October - by then the buds should be perfectly ripe.
