Last reviewed October 18, 2026
Mango Haze is a sativa bred from Haze and Northern Lights #5, with Skunk also in the mix. As the name says, it’s known for a ripe mango aroma and flavour.
| Type | Sativa (as Leafly classifies it) |
|---|---|
| Lineage | Haze × Northern Lights #5 (with Skunk) |
| Aroma and flavour | Mango, tropical, tree fruit |
| Most common terpene | Terpinolene, then myrcene and caryophyllene |
| THC | Leafly lists about 20%; every batch differs, so check the label |
| Origin | Not documented |
Aroma and flavour
Mango Haze is described as mango, tropical and tree fruit. Its most common terpene in lab data is terpinolene, a fruity, fresh terpene that’s less common as a lead.
Lineage
Its parents are Haze, the classic sativa line, and Northern Lights #5, one of the most famous indica cuts, with Skunk genetics also used.
Indica, sativa and what to expect
Strain names and types are a starting point, not a guarantee. Studies of real cannabis products have found that labels don’t reliably predict a product’s chemistry, and two batches with the same name can differ. Read the product label for THC, and see Does indica make you tired? for why.
Common questions
Is Mango Haze a sativa?
Yes, Leafly classifies it as a sativa.
What does Mango Haze taste like?
Ripe mango and tropical fruit.
What is Mango Haze a cross of?
Haze and Northern Lights #5, with Skunk.
What terpene gives Mango Haze its flavour?
Terpinolene leads in lab data, with myrcene second.
Source: Leafly (lineage, classification, reported aromas and lab terpene data).
