Two planets form a quincunx (or inconjunct) when they are spaced about 150° apart. It is a minor aspect of adjustment: a slight discomfort, two energies that do not naturally recognize each other and require an effort of integration to work well together.
Unlike the square or the opposition, the tension of the quincunx is more diffuse — less a clear-cut obstacle than a permanent slight mismatch to adjust.
Angle: 150°. Orb used on this site: 3°.
Nature: classified as neutral — neither clearly harmonic nor clearly tense, consistent with its status as a "mismatch to adjust" rather than a clear obstacle or a clear ease.