Somango Feminized Seeds by Soma Seeds – Tropical Mango Flavor, Uplifting Sativa-Dominant Hybrid

Somango feminized seeds by Soma Seeds give you one of the fruitiest, most aromatic strains in the game — a true tropical escape in plant form that delivers an uplifting, clear-headed buzz perfect for daytime creativity or social moments.

Struggling with dull, sedating strains that kill your vibe?

You’ve probably tried strains that promise energy but leave you anxious or unfocused. Or worse — they knock you out before you’ve even finished your playlist.

What if your high actually matched your mood — energizing, not exhausting?

Most sativas are one-note: too sharp, too spacey, or too fragile to grow well. And many so-called "fruity" strains barely taste like anything beyond generic skunk. You end up settling for average flavor and mediocre effects, wasting time and effort on underperforming plants.

Somango is the flavorful, functional upgrade your grow — and your routine — has been missing

Blending Jack Herer, Big Skunk Korean, and Super Skunk, Somango delivers a rich mango aroma with creamy, slightly earthy undertones and a high that’s mentally stimulating without overstimulation. It’s the rare strain that’s as enjoyable to grow as it is to smoke — complex, rewarding, and deeply satisfying.

Tropical flavor and a high that keeps you present

• Delivers a sweet, mango-forward taste with subtle creamy and skunky notes — a true connoisseur’s profile
• Produces an uplifting, euphoric effect that enhances focus and creativity without anxiety
• Ideal for daytime use, social gatherings, or artistic projects when you want to stay sharp
• Buds are dense and crystal-covered, perfect for making high-quality hash or extracts
• Flowers in 9–10 weeks, making it a solid choice for indoor growers seeking quality over speed

Technical specifications

• Breeder / Brand: Soma Seeds
• Type: Feminized
• Dominance: Sativa-dominant hybrid (75% Sativa / 25% Indica)
• Genetics: Jack Herer × Big Skunk Korean × Super Skunk
• Indoor flowering time: 9–10 weeks
• Indoor yield: 25–30 g (0.88–1.06 oz) per plant
• Height (indoor): 80–110 cm (2.62–3.61 ft)
• Difficulty: Medium — best for growers with some experience
• Structure: Tall, branchy plant with long side branches; responds well to training
• Resistance: Moderate resistance to mold and pests
• Training: Suitable for LST and SCROG; avoid heavy pruning
• Recommended substrate: Organic soil preferred; also performs well in coco or hydro
• Smell in grow: Medium to high — consider a carbon filter in enclosed spaces
• THC: approx. 18–22%
• CBD: approx. 0.5–1%
• Aromatic profile: Limonene, myrcene, caryophyllene
• Flavour: Tropical mango, creamy citrus, subtle skunk
• Effect: Cerebral, uplifting, functional — great for mood enhancement and creative flow

How to grow Somango for maximum flavor and yield

For best results, grow Somango in soil with organic nutrients — just like Soma himself recommends. Let it develop multiple branches for a fuller canopy, or go SOG if space is tight. Keep temperatures between 22–26 °C during veg and 20–25 °C in flower, with humidity around 50–60% in veg and 40–50% in late flowering.

• Start with a stable germination environment at 22–25 °C and high humidity
• Use airy, well-draining soil — consider Mega Worm for enhanced root development and organic richness
• Apply gentle LST early to control height and expose lower nodes
• Switch to 12/12 lighting when the plant reaches desired veg size
• Boost resin production in mid-flower with SensiZym Advanced Nutrients for cleaner, more potent buds
• Harvest when trichomes are mostly cloudy with a touch of amber for a balanced, functional high

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Somango good for beginners?

Somango is medium difficulty — best suited for growers with some experience. It’s tall and stretchy, so it needs space and light management, but it rewards care with exceptional flavor and resin production.

How long does Somango take to flower?

Indoors, Somango flowers in 9–10 weeks. Some phenotypes may take longer — up to 14 weeks — so monitor trichomes closely for peak harvest time.

Does Somango smell like mango?

Yes — when properly grown and cured, Somango has a distinct tropical mango aroma with creamy, slightly skunky undertones. The scent intensifies when buds are handled or broken apart.

Can I grow Somango outdoors?

Absolutely. Somango thrives in warm, sunny climates. Harvest is typically in late September to early October in the Northern Hemisphere. Protect from humidity to avoid mold during late flowering.

Personal Experience of Pevgrow’s CEO (Alan)

I grew Somango last season in my personal setup — 600W LED, organic soil, and a 12/12 cycle from week 4 of veg. I let it stretch tall and used LST to spread the canopy. By week 8, the room smelled like a mango grove after rain. The buds were dense, frosty, and surprisingly heavy for the yield numbers. I harvested at 10 weeks with 80% cloudy trichomes — the high was euphoric, clear, and lasted hours without burnout. Perfect for writing, music, or just vibing with friends. My only tip: don’t rush it. This strain rewards patience with flavor and effect depth you won’t get from faster hybrids.