Mango Kush
True to its name, Mango Kush smells like a ripe mango. Mango is one of nature's richest myrcene sources, doubling down on this strain's mellow, body-warming high. Try with sticky rice, satay, or grilled tropical fruit.
Terpene profile
% of total terpenesEach terpene contributes its own flavor and feel. Below is how this strain stacks up across all fourteen terpenes we track.
Quick facts
Lineage & Heritage
Parent strains
Descendants — strains bred from Mango Kush
Why this works
The Limonene story
The brightest terpene on our list, limonene is the citrus engine behind sativa-leaning, mood-elevating strains. It pairs naturally with bright, acidic dishes and works beautifully as a daytime, social terpene.
- Citrus-glazed seafood
- Ceviche
- Thai noodle dishes
- Lemon desserts
- Grapefruit salads
- Mood elevation
- Stress relief
- Anti-anxiety
- Anti-inflammatory
- Energizing
- Uplifting
- Focus boost
- Sociability
From the kitchen
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Recipes built around the same terpene story.
Cannabis Tarte Tatin
Apples caramelized in butter and sugar, baked under a blanket of puff pastry, then inverted to reveal a burnished crown. Cannabis-infused butter in the caramel lends limonene's bright top notes to the deep toffee base.
Chirashi Sushi Bowl
A jewel box of sashimi-grade fish scattered over cannabis-seasoned sushi rice. Limonene's citrus spark lifts the clean oceanic flavors, while a yuzu-ponzu drizzle ties every bite together.
Citrus Shrimp Street Tacos
Charred shrimp tossed in a bright orange-lime marinade, tucked into warm corn tortillas with infused crema. Limonene's natural ally is acidity—these tacos make every citrus note pop.