Agent Orange Strain Regular SeedsTGA's orange-scented hybrid, sold the way its breeders released it
5.00 out of 5 · 10 reviewsThe Agent Orange strain is a citrus-heavy hybrid from TGA Subcool Seeds, bred by Subcool and MzJill from Orange Velvet and their Jack the Ripper. It smells of fresh oranges and lemons, flowers in about 55 to 65 days and can grow into a tall, heavy plant. Its breeders only ever released Agent Orange as regular seeds, so expect around half the plants to be male, which suits breeders and phenotype hunters.
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What is the Agent Orange strain?
Agent Orange is a balanced hybrid bred by TGA Subcool Seeds (Subcool and MzJill) from an Orange Velvet clone and their own Jack the Ripper. The breeder lists it at about 50% sativa and 50% indica, with a strong orange-and-lemon smell, very resinous buds and a flowering time of 55 to 65 days. Reported THC runs from about 17% on Leafly to 25% on AllBud, and TGA never sold it as feminized seeds.
Ratio from the breeder's listing on SeedFinder. AllBud says 75% sativa, and plants range from short and chunky to tall and resinous.
The breeder compares Agent Orange's smell to oranges, lemons and a whiskey sour cocktail.
Agent Orange strain specs
Agent Orange's numbers come from TGA Subcool's breeder notes (now listed under MzJill Genetics on SeedFinder), Philosopher Seeds' regular F2 of the same cross, and the Leafly and AllBud databases. The original breeders don't publish a yield in grams, so that row quotes their description alongside Philosopher Seeds' figures.
| Type | Balanced hybrid, about 50% sativa / 50% indica (breeder); AllBud lists 75% sativa |
|---|---|
| Genetics | Orange Velvet × Jack the Ripper (Jack's Cleaner × Space Queen) |
| Bred by | Subcool and MzJill, TGA Subcool Seeds; the line is now kept by MzJill Genetics |
| THC | About 17% (Leafly) to 25% (AllBud) |
| CBD | No published figure |
| Main terpenes | Myrcene, terpinolene, caryophyllene (Leafly lab data) |
| Aroma & flavor | Orange, lemon, tangerine, sweet and sour; some plants add diesel or spice |
| Reported effects | Uplifted, happy, focused, energetic, sociable |
| Seed type | Regular (males and females, close to half and half) |
|---|---|
| Flowering indoors | 55–65 days on 12/12, or roughly 8 to 9 weeks |
| Outdoor harvest | End of September to early October (Philosopher Seeds); later in cool northern gardens |
| Height | Tall: the breeder reports outdoor plants over 3 m (10 ft) in northern California, and indoor plants stretch hard in flower |
| Yield | Very heavy, with most weight added in the last weeks (breeder); Philosopher Seeds lists up to 600 g/m² indoors and 500 g per plant outdoors |
| Difficulty | Moderate; tall growth and sexing add work |
| Best methods | Topping, bush training, SCROG, stakes for the heavy colas |
| Climate | Indoors, or warm, sunny gardens with a dry early autumn |
Where does the Agent Orange strain come from?
Agent Orange was bred by Subcool and his partner MzJill of TGA Subcool Seeds, who crossed an Orange Velvet clone with their Jack the Ripper. The breeder's own notes spell the cross out as a local Orange Skunk × Jack's Cleaner × Space Queen, which means the same thing: Jack the Ripper is Jack's Cleaner × Space Queen, and Space Queen in turn comes from Romulan and Cinderella 99.
TGA used the same orange clone as the mother of its Jilly Bean, which is why the two strains share a tangerine nose. SeedFinder now lists Agent Orange under MzJill Genetics, and Philosopher Seeds sells a regular F2 of the original cross. Agent Orange entries took third place in the sativa category at the IC 420 Growers Cup in 2012 and 2013, according to SeedFinder's award records.
Why buy Agent Orange as regular seeds?
Agent Orange was only released as regular seeds by its breeders, so a regular pack is the closest you can get to the original release. TGA made strains such as Jilly Bean and Agent Orange by pairing a favorite clone with one of its own selected males, and regular seeds let you work the same way: keep a vigorous, orange-scented male for pollen and make your own crosses, or let a few plants pollinate each other for more seed.
Two main phenotypes show up. The breeder describes a shorter plant with fatter buds and a taller, more resinous one; growing out a full regular pack is the easiest way to find the one you want as a mother.
What does Agent Orange taste like, and what kind of high does it give?
Aroma and flavor
Agent Orange smells like freshly peeled oranges and lemons, and the taste follows with sweet orange and a sour, cocktail-like tang, sometimes with a spicy or diesel edge.
- Orange
- Lemon
- Tangerine
- Sweet
- Sour
- Diesel
Terpenes
- Myrcene
- Earthy and fruity; the most abundant on Leafly
- Terpinolene
- Fresh, herbal and lightly citrusy; second on Leafly
- Caryophyllene
- Peppery spice on the finish
Leafly's lab-tested Agent Orange products rank these three highest; plants from a regular pack can carry a different balance.
Reported effects
Agent Orange is most often described as uplifting and cheerful, with a clear, motivated head and a relaxed body. Leafly's reviewers rate it mostly energizing, with uplifted, happy and focused as the top effects, and the breeder calls the buzz motivating and smile-inducing.
- Uplifted
- Happy
- Focused
- Energetic
- Creative
Agent Orange users on Leafly mention dry mouth and dry eyes most, and some feel anxious at higher doses.
This Agent Orange summary draws on Leafly and AllBud user reviews and the breeder's own description. Reactions vary, so read it as a guide to the strain's reputation; it is not medical advice.
How do you grow Agent Orange seeds?
Regular Agent Orange seeds grow into vigorous, stretchy plants: start extra seeds, top and train in veg, take out or isolate males as soon as pre-flowers reveal them, then bloom the females for 55 to 65 days with support for the heavy colas.
- Germinate3–7 days
Agent Orange regulars split roughly evenly between the sexes, so sprout about double the number of plants you want to flower as females.
- Vegetate4–6 weeks
Top Agent Orange early and train it into a bush; the breeder recommends this indoors because the plant grows very tall.
- Flower55–65 days
In the first two weeks of 12/12, check each plant and pull males before their pollen sacs open. Expect a big stretch, with the colas packing on weight in the final two weeks.
- HarvestDay 55–65 · late Sep–early Oct outdoors
Cut when most trichomes are cloudy; cool nights near harvest can tint Agent Orange's leaves maroon or purple.
Grow tips for Agent Orange
- Top and train hard. Leafly's grow guide and the breeder both suggest heavy topping and training to turn Agent Orange's tall frame into many even colas.
- Support the colas. Agent Orange's buds get large and dense, and branches can snap late in flower, so add stakes or a trellis net before the buds fill out.
- Don't cut early. The breeder says Agent Orange adds most of its weight in the last weeks, so let the females run the full 55 to 65 days.
- Pick your phenotype. Choose the short, fat-budded type for a low tent or the taller, resin-heavy type if you want more trichomes; clone both before flowering so you can keep the winner.
- Give outdoor plants room. In a sunny climate Agent Orange can top 3 m (10 ft), so plant it where height won't be a problem, or keep topping it through summer.
Is Agent Orange the right strain for you?
Great pick if you
- Love orange and lemon aromas
- Want an upbeat, social daytime hybrid
- Plan to breed citrus crosses or keep a mother plant
- Have headroom, or enjoy training tall plants
Think twice if you
- Want female plants only (feminized Agent Orange is the better pick)
- Grow in a short tent and can't top or train
- Are sensitive to racy, high-energy strains
- Want a quick, low-effort harvest
Agent Orange strain FAQ
Is Agent Orange indica or sativa?
Agent Orange is a hybrid. Its breeder lists it at about 50% sativa and 50% indica, while AllBud calls it sativa-dominant at 75% sativa. Plants from regular seeds range from short and stocky to tall and stretchy.
Who bred Agent Orange?
Agent Orange was bred by Subcool and MzJill of TGA Subcool Seeds by crossing Orange Velvet with their Jack the Ripper. SeedFinder now lists the strain under MzJill Genetics, and Philosopher Seeds sells a regular F2 of the cross.
What are Agent Orange's parents?
Agent Orange's parents are Orange Velvet, an orange-scented Skunk-type clone, and Jack the Ripper, TGA's cross of Jack's Cleaner and Space Queen. Through Space Queen, Agent Orange also descends from Romulan and Cinderella 99.
How long does Agent Orange take to flower?
Agent Orange needs about 55 to 65 days of bloom indoors on a 12/12 schedule, according to the breeder and Philosopher Seeds. Outdoors it is usually ready from the end of September to early October in the Northern Hemisphere.
How much THC does Agent Orange have?
Agent Orange is reported at about 17% THC on Leafly and up to 25% on AllBud. Potency varies from plant to plant in a regular pack, so a selected mother can test above or below these figures.
Is there a feminized Agent Orange?
The original breeders only released Agent Orange as regular seeds. Feminized Agent Orange seeds sold today come from other seed companies, not from TGA. Regular seeds are the way to go if you plan to breed or want the widest choice of phenotypes.
What does Agent Orange smell like?
Agent Orange smells strongly of oranges and lemons, and the breeder compares it to a whiskey sour. Some plants add tangerine, pineapple or a diesel edge, and myrcene, terpinolene and caryophyllene lead its terpene profile on Leafly.
How tall does Agent Orange grow?
Agent Orange grows tall. The breeder reports outdoor plants over 3 m (10 ft) in northern California, and indoor plants stretch strongly in flower, so most growers top them early and train them into a bush or SCROG.
How do you spot male Agent Orange plants?
An Agent Orange male grows little ball-shaped pollen sacs where the branches meet the stem, usually during the first one to two weeks of 12/12. Females show pointed calyxes with white pistils instead. Remove the males early unless you want to collect pollen.
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James Washington –
Excellent strain to cultivate! Growing an amazing Agent Orange was an amazing experience. I’ve learned a few things, and I’m happy with the results. It produced large, lengthy buds with a lot of trichomes and hair wrapping around them. And I’m addicted to its wonderful, lemony taste. 10/10!
James Washington –
Excellent strain to cultivate! Growing an amazing Agent Orange was an amazing experience. I’ve learned a few things, and I’m happy with the results. It produced large, lengthy buds with a lot of trichomes and hair wrapping around them. And I’m addicted to its wonderful, lemony taste. 10/10!
Dave –
Easy to grow and excellent yield. Very potent, one of our favorite strains.
Paul Halverson –
The germination was fast and grew into tall and beautiful plants. It was a relatively simple growth, and I can’t express how pleased I am with the results. The seeds are a great deal, particularly considering how much marijuana you get. Incredible upbeat high that slams into you like a ton of bricks. It’s suitable for medical use too!
Jay Long –
It is a vigorous plant! It truly puts me to sleep—every single time. Since I usually smoke from a bong, my hits might be more potent than most. However, I believe it is a one-hit-wonder. It’s an excellent painkiller and a simple strain to develop. This strain consistently produces a strong yield for me.
Billy Dingler –
Agent orange plays a vital role in my life; It helps me treat the conditions like depression, anxiety, and body discomforts. It eases all the pain I feel while I can slowly feel its smooth energizing buzz that comes with a potent high. A very interesting weed strain to smoke with its lemon, cheese, and spicy scent. I would definitely come back for more!
Ruth Munz –
Agent orange strain is God-sent!! I never thought that it could withstand the crazy weather in my region! It gave me significant, elongated buds that are wrapped with hairs and excessive amounts of trichomes. After my first hit, I became energized and sociable, and after I took another hit, I can feel how potent the buzz that made me realize I was very high and happy at that time—adding this to my favorites!
Ann Simpson –
This strain is one of my great choices in life. Plus that it is very easy to cultivate and offers me to be more energetic, focused, and relaxed. This plant grows really tall and it becomes fully matured in just about 8 weeks. It eases my anxiety and lessens my overthinking. Whenever I’m puffing this it makes me focus and be productive on my hectic schedule. It has a flavor and aroma of spicy lemon,cheese, orange and sweet makes it very interesting about this strain. It requires to be planted in a place which is a direct sunlight spot. It has long buds and it has to be trimmed and trained for its production but all of my hard work definitely pays off after harvest time. This strain is really worth it after all.
DRobinson –
A favourite strain whenever I want to stay focused. And yes, no problems with growing this seed. I tried growing it in soil and I am very much satisfied with the yield. Agent Orange is a bomb and oh can’t get enough of its lemony and flavourful taste.
JSolis –
Great strain to grow! This was a extraordinary experience growing an incredible Agent Orange. I’ve taken in a couple of things and I’m content with the outcomes. I took in somewhat more about this grow and will learn significantly progressively on my next grow.