Rotten Oranges

Rotten Oranges genetics

The documented cross pairs Orange Apricot with Pink Cadillac.

The conventional classification is 50% sativa and 50% indica.

Orange Apricot is classified as an indica dominant hybrid. Its flavor notes include spicy, sweet and fruity. Its separate profile lists THC at 16–20%.

Pink Cadillac is classified as a sativa dominant hybrid. Its flavor notes include strawberry, sweet and fruity. Its separate profile lists THC at 23–24%.

Flavor and aroma

Rotten Oranges combines orange, flowery, spicy and sweet in its flavor profile. Additional notes include citrus, fruity and sour.

The aroma adds earthy and herbal.

Rotten Oranges effects

Reported Rotten Oranges effects include creativity, euphoria, focus, sociability and uplift.

Rotten Oranges THC level and CBD

The published Rotten Oranges THC level is 20–21%.

CBD has not been documented for this profile.

For a specific product, use its batch laboratory results rather than treating these figures as universal strain specifications.

Flower appearance

Recorded appearance descriptors: fluffy, heart-shaped, forest green, purple, orange, amber, white, frosty and trichomes.

Related strains

Apricot MAC is another documented cross involving Orange Apricot. Its parent pair is Orange Apricot × MAC. Its flavor description includes orange, sweet and sour. The separate Apricot MAC profile lists THC at 24–25%. That differs from the 20–21% range documented for Rotten Oranges.

Questions about Rotten Oranges

Is Rotten Oranges indica or sativa? It is classified as a hybrid. The listed split is 50% sativa and 50% indica.

What does Rotten Oranges taste like? The available description includes orange, flowery and spicy.

Who bred Rotten Oranges? An original breeder has not been established in the available evidence.