- Type
- Indica/Sativa hybrid
- Heritage
- indica / sativa
- Flowering
- 60 days
- Seeds
- feminized
- Feminized
- yes
- Autoflowering
- no
Genetics
About this release
Orange Moon is a feminized hybrid from Compound Genetics, created by crossing Ice Cream Man #5 with Black Amber. This balanced 50/50 hybrid combines the creamy dessert-like character of Ice Cream Man with the rich fruit profile and striking coloration potential of Black Amber. Designed for both growers and pheno hunters, Orange Moon offers strong structural traits, terpene diversity, and a wide range of standout expressions. Aroma and FlavorOrange Moon delivers a layered terpene profile centered around bright fruit and sweet confectionery notes. Fresh citrus and tropical fruit aromas are typically the first to emerge, complemented by creamy candy-like sweetness. Depending on the phenotype, some plants lean heavily toward sugary, fruit-candy flavors, while others reveal sharper citrus characteristics with classic Jack-inspired undertones. This variation makes every selection a unique exploration of the cultivar's genetic potential. Growing Orange MoonOrange Moon flowers in approximately 8–9 weeks, producing vigorous plants with a balanced structure and well-developed lateral branching. Medium in height, it adapts well to both indoor and outdoor cultivation while offering medium to high yields under favorable conditions. Many phenotypes also display impressive color development during late flowering, with cooler temperatures often enhancing purple and dark hues, adding to the strain's visual appeal. Orange Moon SpecificationsBreeder: Compound Genetics
Seed Type: Feminized
Genetics: Ice Cream Man #5 × Black Amber
Genotype: 50% Indica / 50% Sativa
THC Content: High (approximately 15–25%)
Flowering Time: 8–9 weeks
Indoor Yield: Medium to high (around 350–500 g/m²)
Outdoor Yield: Medium (approximately 100–400 g per plant)
Outdoor Harvest: Autumn
Dominant Flavors: Fruity, citrus, sweet candy
Effects: Balanced hybrid with characteristics influenced by phenotype