hybrid
Effects
  • Relaxed (50% of reported effects)
  • Uplifted (50% of reported effects)
Flavors
  • Orange (50% of reported flavors)
  • Earthy (50% of reported flavors)

Burnt Orange came to life in 2013 from the minds at Archive Seed Bank. As Archive tells it, breeders SubCool and Jill ingeniously combined Orange Velvet (sourced from Oregon) back with itself to capture that "uniquely astringent orange cleaner" aroma. Then, the Archive team crossed this special Orange Velvet BX1 with Do-Si-Dos to achieve Burnt Orange. This hybrid strain is said to be excellent for extracts, as it produces super-resinous flowers with a perfect crystal structure that produces incredible hash. While Burnt Orange may be harder to find today, it went on to birth the Tangie strain movement, which means you can experience its essence in Tangies everywhere, including Sour Tangie, Purple Tangie, Tangie Cookies, and more.

2 ratings | 1 review
Kelly’s Green Burnt Orange Flower
5.0 stars
This is my go-to when it comes to hybrids. I.D., taste is great and consistent. For seasoned smokers, it’s not bad at all in the morning, maybe a little strong. Not to mention it is some of the best looking flower imo, also one of my first medical purchases; current as well. I recommend this strain for nausea, to ease tension.
CamSouth_1Ridgeland / Madison
5.0 stars
Naa143Pascagoula, Mississippi

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