Florida Oranges
- Dylan Brewington
- Jul 30
- 1 min read
The name is a nod to where the backbone comes from. TK BX1 is a backcross of Triangle Kush — the legendary OG cut named for Florida's Emerald Triangle of Jacksonville, Miami, and Tampa. Cross it to Orange Daquiri and you get exactly what it sounds like: Florida Oranges.
The cross
Orange Daquiri (Purple Punch × Clementine lineage) supplies the citrus — real, ripe, juice-on-your-hands tangerine. Triangle Kush brings that old Florida OG spine: gas, depth, and a finish that reminds you this isn't just a fruit cup. Heritage and flavor in one jar.
In the jar
Tangerine forward and zesty from the first pull, sweet citrus dominant the whole way through, with a clean finish that doesn't linger sticky. One of the most straightforwardly delicious profiles we run — no decoder ring required.
How it runs
Balanced hybrid. Sunny and social up front, settled underneath. It works at noon and it works at midnight, which is rarer than it should be.
Formats
Sauce only — the citrus fraction is the star and we're not hiding it in anything.
Where to find it
Globs runs in 81 licensed California shops right now. Check the live map for who's stocking Florida Oranges this week, or browse the full strain archive. If this profile is your lane, White Durban should be next on your list.


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