Mango Lassi Feminized Seeds by Karma Genetics – Exotic Mango & Peach Terpenes

Mango Lassi feminized seeds by Karma Genetics are your ticket to a tropical paradise, offering an exotic terpene profile of ripe mangoes, papayas, and peaches in a robust, easy-to-manage plant.

Ever spent months nurturing a plant only to be disappointed by a weak aroma or a finicky grow? You invest time, energy, and hope, but the end result is a bland smoke that doesn't match the hype. That frustration of wasted effort and mediocre harvests is a real buzzkill. But what if you could grow a strain that's as reliable as it is delicious, with genetics that guarantee a standout sensory experience?

From Seed to Tropical Treasure

Mango Lassi is designed for growers who want spectacular results without the headache. Born from a cross between the robust KC36 and the fruity Di Frutti (itself a Strawberry Guava x Headbanger cross), this strain brings stability and explosive flavor to your garden.

Technical Specifications

• Breeder / Brand: Karma Genetics
• Type: Feminized
• Dominance: Hybrid
• Genetics: KC36 x Di Frutti
• Flowering Time: 8–9 weeks
• Yield (Indoor): High (Specific g/m² data not provided by breeder)
• Height (Indoor): Medium to Tall (Specific cm/m data not provided by breeder)
• Difficulty: Low to Medium
• Ideal Climate: Mediterranean; prefers dry autumns outdoors.
• Aromatic Profile: Dominant terpenes of myrcene, limonene, and caryophyllene create intense mango, peach, and tropical fruit notes.
• THC: Approx. 18–22%
• CBD: <1%

Key Advantages Over Basic Strains

This isn't just another fruity strain; it's a precision-bred experience. While many seeds promise flavor, Mango Lassi delivers a consistently exotic terpene profile that survives the cure, thanks to its stable genetics.

• Guaranteed Females: As feminized seeds, every plant will be a flower-producing female, eliminating the guesswork and wasted space of regular seeds.
• Exotic, Stable Terpenes: The cross reliably produces that signature mango-peach aroma, batch after batch.
• Vigorous Growth: Plants show strong resilience and are adaptable to various training techniques.
• Balanced Hybrid Effect: Offers a creative, uplifting cerebral high paired with a gentle, relaxing body effect, perfect for daytime or evening.

Real Benefits You'll Notice

When you grow Mango Lassi, you're not just growing weed; you're cultivating an experience. The moment you open your tent, you'll be greeted by an intensely sweet, fruity fragrance that smells like a summer fruit market. This translates directly into a smooth, flavorful smoke that tastes as good as it smells. Users often report a clear-headed, creative buzz that's perfect for socializing or tackling projects, without the heavy sedation that can couch-lock you. It's the kind of strain that makes sharing with friends a real event.

Step-by-Step Growing Guide

Quick Overview: Feminized photoperiod hybrid. Approximately 8-9 week flowering time. Ideal for indoor setups and outdoor gardens in Mediterranean climates. Low to medium difficulty.

Safe Start:

• Germinate seeds using the paper towel method at 22–25 °C (71.6–77 °F).
• Plant seedlings in a light, airy seed-starting mix. For robust root development from day one, consider adding a product like Mykos Root Paks Mycorrhizae to the planting hole.

Vegetative Growth:

• Maintain an 18/6 light cycle. Keep temperatures between 22–26 °C (71.6–78.8 °F) and humidity around 60–70%.
• This strain can stretch and benefits from Low-Stress Training (LST) to manage height and promote an even canopy. Topping is also an option during early veg.
• Transplant to final pots (11–20 L / 2.9–5.3 gal) before switching to flower. Use a well-draining soil or coco substrate.

Flowering Transition & Bloom:

• Switch lights to 12/12 to induce flowering. The stretch can be significant, so be prepared.
• Lower humidity to 40–50% as buds develop to prevent mold. Ensure good airflow.
• Feed with a balanced flowering nutrient regimen. In weeks 3-5 of bloom, a PK booster like Ultimate PK can enhance bud density and resin production.
• Watch for stunning autumn colors as leaves may turn purple and red late in flower.

Harvest & Cure:

• Harvest after 8–9 weeks of flowering when trichomes are mostly milky with some amber, depending on your preferred effect.
• Dry buds slowly at 18–22 °C (64.4–71.6 °F) and 50–60% RH for 10–14 days.
• Cure in jars for a minimum of 2–4 weeks to allow the complex mango and peach flavors to fully develop and smooth out the smoke.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Mango Lassi suitable for beginner growers?

Yes, its low to medium difficulty rating and vigorous nature make it a forgiving choice for newcomers, especially if you stick to basic training and avoid overwatering.

How strong is the smell during growth?

The smell is strong and very fruity, especially in late flowering. Using a carbon filter in indoor grows is highly recommended for discretion.

Can I grow Mango Lassi outdoors?

Absolutely, but it thrives best in a Mediterranean climate where the autumn is not too wet. It needs a sunny, well-ventilated spot.

What is the expected yield?

While the breeder doesn't specify exact grams, Mango Lassi is known as a high-yielding strain. With good light and nutrients, indoor growers can expect abundant, dense colas.

Personal Experience of Pevgrow’s CEO (Alan)

I've run Mango Lassi a couple of times in my personal tent, and it's become a favorite for its sheer reliability and mouth-watering aroma. The first thing you notice is the vigor—it's a strong, fast-growing plant that doesn't fuss much. I like to top it once and then use some light LST to open up the canopy; it responds really well and builds a nice, even structure of bud sites.

When you flip to 12/12, get ready for a stretch. It can easily double in height, so manage your space. The real magic happens around week 5 of flower. The tent starts smelling unequivocally of overripe mangoes and sweet peaches—it's uncanny. Compared to other "fruity" strains where the smell fades after drying, Mango Lassi's terps are resilient and translate perfectly into the smoke.

I found it performed best for me in a simple soil mix with a solid base nutrient and a PK boost during peak flowering. The effect is exactly what I look for in a hybrid: mentally stimulating and creative without being racy, then gently relaxing into the body. It's my go-to for a late afternoon session when I still want to be productive. For anyone wanting a guaranteed flavorful, high-quality harvest without diving into ultra-complex genetics, Mango Lassi is a top-shelf choice.