Mojo strain guide
Mojo is a hybrid most often traced to Agent Orange, though sources don't agree on the rest of its cross. People describe a citrus and sweet fruit smell and a happy, easygoing feel. The name is used by more than one breeder, so what you get can vary.
Where does Mojo come from?
Mojo is not well documented. The sources that give a lineage agree that Agent Orange is one parent, but they disagree on the other. One strain database lists it as Agent Orange crossed with a Purple Tahoe Alien and Starfighter F2 cross, while Grow Diaries ties a Mojo to Aficionado Seed Bank and pairs Agent Orange with a Voodoo OG male. Another database gives no lineage at all.
Both versions are usually described as indica-leaning, though some listings call it an even split. Since the name has been used more than once, it's fair to treat Mojo as a label that may cover a few different plants.
What does Mojo smell and taste like?
One strain database describes Mojo as citrusy, sweet and fruity, with berry, grape and earthy notes and a touch of pepper. Another database's flavour tags tell a different story, with lemon alongside sharper, funkier notes of blue cheese and ammonia. That split fits a name shared by more than one plant.
None of the sources we checked publish a terpene profile for Mojo, so we're leaving that blank rather than guessing from its relatives.
Mojo effects: what people report
People most often describe Mojo as happy, euphoric and giggly. Several reviewers mention an uplifting start that turns relaxed, with one calling it very aware but really relaxed, and another describing a creative streak. Reviews are few and mixed, so take any single description loosely.
These are experiences people report, not promises. How it feels depends on the product, how much you have and your own tolerance. Dry mouth and dizziness are the complaints that come up.
How strong is Mojo?
One strain database lists Mojo at 24% to 26% THC, and Grow Diaries reports lab results in the same mid-20s range, with trace CBD. Some user reviews claim higher numbers, but those aren't lab results.
That's strong. Start small, wait before having more, and go by the THC number on your product's label.
Buying Mojo in Canada
Because Mojo has more than one possible background, look for a producer that lists the cross or breeder on the package. Don't mix it up with Mojo Melon or Mojo JoJo, which are separate strains.
Check the THC and CBD numbers and the packaging date before you buy.
Mojo vs Agent Orange
Agent Orange is the one parent sources agree on, so it's the closest comparison. Agent Orange is a sativa-leaning hybrid with a fresh-peeled orange smell and an upbeat, focused reputation. Mojo is usually listed as indica-leaning and higher in THC, with a citrus side that's mixed with berry, earth and pepper. Reports describe Mojo as more relaxed as it settles. If you want bright orange and energy, start with Agent Orange. If you want something mellower, try Mojo.
Strains like Mojo
If you like Mojo, these share its citrus side:
- Agent Orange: its likely parent, with a bright orange smell and an upbeat feel.
- Orange Crush: sweet and citrusy, with a happy reputation.
- Tangie: a classic tangerine-scented strain.
- Clementine: bright, sweet citrus with an energetic lean.
