Agent Orange Strain Feminized SeedsTGA's citrus hybrid, Orange Velvet × Jack the Ripper, all female
4.67 out of 5 · 3 reviewsThe Agent Orange strain is a zesty, orange-scented hybrid from TGA Subcool Seeds, who combined an Orange Velvet mother with Jack the Ripper, named for buds that smell like fresh orange peel. TGA only ever released it as regular seed, so these feminized seeds are a seed maker's all-female version of the line. Expect a 55 to 65 day bloom and plants that shoot up fast unless you train them.
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What is the Agent Orange strain?
Agent Orange is an evenly balanced hybrid (about 50% sativa, 50% indica) from the TGA Subcool Seeds team (Subcool and MzJill), built on an Orange Velvet mother and a Jack the Ripper father. It is prized for a sharp orange and lemon smell, sticky, dense buds and an upbeat, motivating effect. Reported THC ranges from about 15% to 25%, and indoor plants finish in roughly 55 to 65 days; these feminized seeds grow female plants only.
Ratio from TGA's own description on SeedFinder. AllBud lists some Agent Orange plants as up to 75% sativa.
Breeder notes compare the smell to orange, lemon and even a whiskey sour, strong enough to fill a room.
Agent Orange strain specs
Agent Orange facts come from TGA's breeder notes on SeedFinder, with grow figures from Zamnesia and Philosopher Seeds and user data from Leafly and Weedmaps. Feminized versions are made by seed companies rather than TGA, so expect small differences between lines.
| Type | Balanced hybrid, about 50% sativa / 50% indica |
|---|---|
| Genetics | Orange Velvet × Jack the Ripper; TGA also wrote it as Local Orange Skunk × Jack's Cleaner × Space Queen |
| Bred by | Subcool and MzJill, TGA Subcool Seeds (now MzJill Genetics); feminized seeds by other seed makers |
| THC | About 15–20%+ (Zamnesia) and up to 25% on some databases |
| CBD | Low; no published figure |
| Main terpenes | Myrcene, terpinolene, caryophyllene (Leafly) |
| Aroma & flavor | Orange peel, lemon, tangerine, sour citrus, a light diesel note |
| Reported effects | Uplifted, motivated, happy, energetic, sociable |
| Seed type | Feminized photoperiod (female plants) |
|---|---|
| Flowering indoors | 55–65 days (about 8–9 weeks) |
| Outdoor harvest | Late September to late October, depending on latitude |
| Height | Tall; Zamnesia says up to 3 m (10 ft) untrained, and TGA saw plants over 3 m outdoors |
| Yield | About 450 g/m² (1.5 oz/ft²) indoors and 540 g (19 oz) per plant outdoors (Zamnesia) |
| Difficulty | Intermediate, mainly because of height |
| Best methods | Early topping, LST, SCROG, stakes for the heavy colas |
| Climate | Indoors, or warm, sunny outdoor gardens; a greenhouse in cooler areas |
Where does the Agent Orange strain come from?
Agent Orange is a TGA Subcool Seeds creation: Subcool and MzJill used an Orange Velvet clone as the mother and their own Jack the Ripper as the father. That father line combines Jack's Cleaner with Space Queen, so Agent Orange's wider family includes Jack Herer and Romulan-type genetics through those grandparents. TGA's breeder text on SeedFinder describes the mother as a local orange skunk, which is why some listings write the cross out in full with three names instead of two.
TGA sold Agent Orange only as regular seeds, and SeedFinder notes it was never released by them in feminized form. Feminized Agent Orange seeds, like these, are made by other seed companies working from Agent Orange stock, so every plant grows female, but the specific line can vary a little from TGA's original pack.
Why do Agent Orange plants look so different from each other?
Agent Orange has two main growth types: a short, stocky plant and a taller, more resinous one. Both TGA's notes and Zamnesia describe this split, so in a pack of feminized seeds you may see plants of quite different heights. Some Agent Orange plants also take on maroon or purple shades when nights turn cool, according to the breeder.
Feminized seed fixes the sex, not the shape. Agent Orange can still produce both growth types, so pick the tallest plant to train hardest.
How does Agent Orange smell, taste and feel?
Aroma and flavor
Agent Orange smells and tastes like freshly peeled orange with sharp lemon and tangerine, a sweet-sour finish and, on some plants, a faint diesel or spice note.
- Orange peel
- Lemon
- Tangerine
- Sweet and sour
- Diesel
- Spice
Terpenes
- Myrcene
- Ripe, fruity base under the citrus
- Terpinolene
- Bright, fresh and slightly floral
- Caryophyllene
- Peppery warmth on the finish
Agent Orange's citrus intensity changes with phenotype, and a slow dry in cool air keeps the orange note brightest.
Reported effects
Agent Orange is mostly reported as uplifting and motivating, with a cheerful, clear head high and little couch-lock. Zamnesia describes it as a daytime strain, and TGA's notes call the effect motivating; users also mention feeling sociable and energetic.
- Uplifted
- Motivated
- Happy
- Energetic
- Sociable
Reported Agent Orange downsides are dry mouth, dry eyes and, for some people at higher doses, a racy or slightly anxious feeling.
Agent Orange effect reports here combine the breeder's notes, Zamnesia's review and user data on Leafly and Weedmaps. Responses vary between people, and nothing here is medical advice.
How do you grow Agent Orange seeds?
Agent Orange feminized seeds grow vigorous, tall plants, so the key is to top them early and train them before the flower stretch, then give them 55 to 65 days of 12/12 and support the heavy colas as they fatten.
- GerminateAbout 1 week
Each Agent Orange feminized seed should grow into a female, so you can plan your space around the number you sow.
- Vegetate3–5 weeks indoors
Top Agent Orange in early veg and spread the branches with LST; untrained plants can quickly outgrow a tent.
- Flower55–65 days
Agent Orange packs on most of its weight in the last few weeks, so stake or net the colas before they lean.
- HarvestAround day 60 · late September to October outdoors
Harvest when most trichomes are cloudy; cooler final nights may bring out maroon or purple tones.
Grow tips for Agent Orange
- Top early and often. Zamnesia warns that untrained Agent Orange can reach about 3 m, so top it in early veg and keep training through the stretch.
- Support the late bulk. TGA notes most of Agent Orange's yield arrives in the final weeks; a trellis or stakes stop branches from snapping.
- Run a strong carbon filter. The orange-and-lemon smell is loud in late flower, so indoor growers need good odor control.
- Give outdoor plants heat and sun. Agent Orange does best in warm, sunny climates; in cooler regions a roomy greenhouse helps it finish.
- Use its toughness, but keep air moving. Zamnesia reports good natural resistance to common diseases, yet the dense colas still need airflow late in bloom.
Is Agent Orange the right strain for you?
Great pick if you
- Love bright orange and lemon citrus flavors
- Want an upbeat, motivating hybrid for daytime
- Have room for a tall plant or enjoy topping and training
- Want TGA's Agent Orange line without having to remove males
Think twice if you
- Grow in a short tent and don't want to train
- Want a sleepy, heavy indica for night use
- Need TGA's exact original seed line rather than a feminized version
- Live where autumn turns cold and damp by early October
Agent Orange strain FAQ
Is Agent Orange indica or sativa?
Agent Orange is a balanced hybrid. TGA Subcool Seeds described it as about 50% sativa and 50% indica, though AllBud lists some plants as up to 75% sativa. Its effect is usually described as uplifting and clear, closer to a sativa feel.
Who bred the Agent Orange strain?
Subcool and MzJill of TGA Subcool Seeds made Agent Orange, and MzJill Genetics now keeps the line. Its parents are an Orange Velvet clone and TGA's Jack the Ripper. Feminized Agent Orange seeds are produced by other seed companies, not by TGA.
Did TGA ever sell feminized Agent Orange seeds?
No. SeedFinder's breeder entry says TGA's Agent Orange was never available as feminized seeds; it was sold as regular seed. Feminized versions on the market, including this one, come from other seed makers who feminized the Agent Orange line.
How long does Agent Orange take to flower?
Agent Orange flowers in about 55 to 65 days, roughly 8 to 9 weeks, once indoor lights go to 12/12. Weedmaps gives 56 to 63 days. Outdoors it usually finishes between late September and late October, depending on how far north you are.
How much THC does Agent Orange have?
Agent Orange is reported at around 15–20% THC or more on Zamnesia, and some databases list up to about 25%. CBD is low. Potency shifts with each plant, the grow setup and harvest timing.
How tall does Agent Orange grow?
Agent Orange can grow very tall. Zamnesia says untrained plants may reach about 3 m (10 ft), and TGA reported outdoor plants over 3 m in northern California. Indoors, early topping and LST keep it at a workable height.
What does Agent Orange smell like?
Agent Orange smells like fresh orange peel with lemon and tangerine, and the breeder likened it to a whiskey sour. A few plants carry a light diesel or spice note. Myrcene, terpinolene and caryophyllene are its main terpenes on Leafly.
What yield does Agent Orange give?
Zamnesia lists Agent Orange at about 450 g/m² (1.5 oz/ft²) indoors and about 540 g (19 oz) per plant outdoors, and TGA called it a very heavy producer. These are best-case figures; training and light strength make a big difference.
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Tyler –
Bright citrus smell and uplifting buzz. Good energy without jitters.
Mark Jayson Murphy –
This variety is truly exceptional! Every step, from placing the order to receiving it, planting it, and finally harvesting, has been outstanding. I’d rate the seed quality as top-notch.
Reggie –
This strain is absolutely amazing! Everything from ordering to delivery, planting to harvesting, has been fantastic. No problems at all! Customer service is top-notch too. This is my second time buying and I can’t wait for my next batch of seeds!!!