Orange Creamsicle Feminized Seeds
Price range: US$40.00 through US$100.00
Orange Creamsicle is a sativa-dominant feminized hybrid from Orange Crush and Juicy Fruit, with orange, citrus, sweet and vanilla notes. Leafly users most often report feeling happy, uplifted and relaxed.
- THC~28%
- Flowering9–10 wks
- GrowModerate
- TypeFeminized photoperiod
Strain Specifications
Specs and grow figures are a guide — results vary with phenotype, setup and grower. Checked October 2026.
Orange Creamsicle is a sativa-dominant feminized hybrid, a cross of Orange Crush and Juicy Fruit with a loud citrus flavour and aroma. Its Leafly users most often describe orange, citrus, sweet and vanilla flavours. MTG Seeds, which lists the original, gives it about 9 to 9.5 weeks of flowering and says it can grow very tall.
History & lineage
MTG Seeds, a Northern California breeder, lists Orange Creamsicle as an Orange Crush x Juicy Fruit cross, and Leafly describes the result as a sativa-dominant hybrid with a citrus character that matches its name.
Orange Crush is listed as a cross of California Orange and Blueberry; the BC Growers Association’s description calls it an extremely vigorous hybrid of blueberry dominance. Juicy Fruit, the other parent, is described as a strain of Thai origin.
Aroma & flavour
Expect orange and citrus up front, with a sweet, vanilla edge. For Orange Creamsicle as a strain, Leafly users most often report orange, citrus and sweet flavours, followed by vanilla and earthy. Leafly’s lab data lists caryophyllene, myrcene and limonene as its leading terpenes, with terpinolene behind them. Our guide to cannabis terpenes explains how limonene and the others shape a citrus nose.
Effects, as users report them
These are Leafly users’ reports for Orange Creamsicle as a strain, most common first; some also report feeling focused. Dry mouth and dry eyes are the downsides reported most often, and smaller numbers report paranoia, anxiety or dizziness. Leafly’s strain data puts Orange Creamsicle at about 28% THC. That is a guide taken from dispensary flower sold under the name, not a test of these seeds. How it feels depends on the person and the dose, so if you are new to cannabis, start with a small amount.
Growing Orange Creamsicle
Orange Creamsicle is a feminized photoperiod plant: it stays in vegetative growth until the light drops to 12 hours a day indoors, or until the days shorten outdoors. MTG Seeds gives its Orange Creamsicle 9 to 9.5 weeks of flowering, and Leafly’s grower notes put the average at 9 weeks. Outdoors in the Northern Hemisphere, expect a harvest from about late September into early October; check that the finish comes before your first fall frost. To plan a whole run, see our seed-to-harvest timeline.
MTG Seeds rates its yield as heavy, and Leafly’s grower notes call it a heavy producer; we haven’t found a published figure that matches that rating, so we don’t give one. MTG says the plant can grow very tall, and a seed seller lists 150–245 cm (5–8 ft), so leave room for the stretch in early flower; topping and low-stress training help keep a tall plant level under indoor lights. Near the end, judge when to harvest by the trichomes rather than the calendar.
Is Orange Creamsicle right for you?
- you want a sativa-dominant hybrid with orange, citrus and vanilla notes
- you have headroom for a plant its breeder says can grow very tall, or plan to train it
- you want a strain Leafly users mostly describe as happy, uplifted and relaxed
- you have little height to spare — an autoflower may suit you better
- you need a quick finish — expect 9 weeks or more of flowering; see our fast-flowering strains
- you want a sleepy strain — few Leafly users report sleepy here
Questions buyers ask
Is Orange Creamsicle a sativa or an indica?
It is a sativa-dominant hybrid. Leafly and MTG Seeds both list it with sativa leanings; we have found no published sativa-to-indica percentage for it.
What effects does Orange Creamsicle have?
Leafly users most often report feeling happy, uplifted and relaxed, followed by euphoric and energetic. Dry mouth and dry eyes are the most reported downsides. Effects vary with the person and the dose.
What are Orange Creamsicle’s genetics?
It is a cross of Orange Crush and Juicy Fruit. Orange Crush is listed as California Orange x Blueberry, and Juicy Fruit is described as a strain of Thai origin.
Are these Orange Creamsicle seeds feminized?
Yes. They are feminized photoperiod seeds, bred to grow female plants, the ones that produce buds. New to growing from seed? Our germination guide covers the first step.
- Leafly — type, cross, the Creamsicle name, THC strain data, grower notes, user-reported effects and flavours, lab terpenes; Orange Crush’s cross
- SeedFinder — the BC Growers Association’s Orange Crush description; SeedFinder’s Orange Creamsicle and Juicy Fruit pages give MTG Seeds’ flowering time, yield and height notes and Juicy Fruit’s Thai origin
- MTG Seeds — the original Orange Crush x Juicy Fruit listing, its Northern California home, flowering time, yield rating and height note
- Crop King Seeds — height figures, outdoor harvest window, difficulty (a seed seller’s data sheets)
Read Reviews from our Customers
Amazing genetics
In the flush part but holy shit! Did the manifold training and the buds are rock hard and the aroma is so sweet!
I've been Waiting
So glad you have these genetics! This will be an awesome next grow
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