Is Tropicana Cookies indica or sativa?
A sativa-leaning hybrid. Leafly files it as a sativa, AllBud lists it as 70% sativa and 30% indica, and SeedFinder calls both the original and Oni Seed Co’s second generation mostly sativa; Weedmaps calls it a hybrid. The sativa side comes from Tangie; GSC, the other parent, is an indica-dominant hybrid.1,2,4,5,7,8,9
What strain is Tropicana Cookies?
A cross of GSC (Girl Scout Cookies) and Tangie first bred by Harry Palms of Bloom Seed Co. Oni Seed Co of Colorado, a company SeedFinder says he co-founded, later made a second generation sold as Tropicanna Cookies F2, and an entry under the name won best sativa in the growers’ category of the 2019 IC 420 Growers Cup in Barcelona.1,7,10,11
How strong is Tropicana Cookies?
Milder than most published figures suggest. The median total THC across 347 state lab tests was 16.80%, and only 4.0% of tests reached 25%. In the two years with the most tests, the median was 16.07% in 2021 (92 tests) and 19.20% in 2022 (84).3 Published figures run from Leafly’s 16% to the 21–28% given in SeedFinder’s entry for Oni Seed Co’s version.1,7
What does Tropicana Cookies taste like?
Orange first. Leafly users list orange, tropical and citrus; on Weedmaps 41% of flavor reports say citrus, 29% orange and 29% tropical, and Weedmaps’ description puts sweet cookie dough, cream, earth and peppery spice behind the orange peel. AllBud describes an aroma of earthy pine and sour spice “with a heavy orange overtone”.1,2,4
Is Trop Cookies the same as Tropicana Cookies?
Yes. Weedmaps lists Trop Cookies, Tropical Cookies and Tropicanna Cookies as other names for Tropicana Cookies, and Leafly adds Tropicanna Cookies F2 and MTN Trop.1,2 In state lab records, 125 of the 347 tests on this site were labelled with the double-n spelling “Tropicanna Cookies” and 18 “Trop Cookies”.3 Trop Cherry is a different strain: Tropicana Cherry, bred from Tropicana Cookies.12
How does Tropicana Cookies make you feel?
Leafly users most often report feeling focused, energetic and uplifted, and Leafly rates the strain mostly energizing; the downsides they report most are feeling anxious, dry mouth and dizziness. Weedmaps describes “an upbeat rush of happiness, energy, and euphoria”. These are self-reports and marketing descriptions, not clinical findings.1,2