Clementine

  • THC 20%
  • Flowering Time From 56 to 70 days
  • Yield 350 g/m²
Indica 30% Sativa 70%

Genetics: Tangie x Lemon Skunk

Clementine: family tree

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Description from World Wide Cultivars

A Vibrant Citrus Powerhouse

Clementine is a high-energy Sativa-dominant hybrid (70% Sativa / 30% Indica) that captures the essence of California sunshine. Born from the union of Tangie and Lemon Skunk, this strain is celebrated for its bold citrus identity and resin-coated buds. It offers a balanced THC content ranging from 18-22%, providing a medium-potency experience that is both approachable and impactful.

Flavor Profile and Aroma

From the moment you open the jar, Clementine delivers an intense blast of orange peel and lemon zest. This sharp, tangy profile remains consistent throughout the experience:

  • Aroma: Bright orange and sharp lemon.
  • Flavor: Tangy, citrus-forward notes with a clean finish.

The Experience

The effects of Clementine begin with a cheerful mental lift, making it an excellent choice for boosting focus during creative tasks or light work. As the high progresses, the Indica lineage provides a smooth physical comfort, ensuring the experience remains relaxing rather than overstimulating. It is particularly well-suited for daytime use, social gatherings, or when you need a mood-boosting "citrus reset." Users can expect to feel:

  • Happy
  • Relaxed
  • Hungry

Cultivation and Yield

Clementine plants typically reach a height of 4.9ft (150cm), making them suitable for indoor, outdoor, and greenhouse environments. The strain flowers in 56-70 days (approximately 8-10 weeks indoors). To achieve the best results, provide tropical-style warmth (70-85°F) and well-draining soil like coco coir or perlite-rich mixes.

Growers can expect moderate indoor yields of 300-400g/m². In outdoor settings with ample sun and warm conditions, plants can produce between 400-600g per plant. To maximize terpene expression and canopy health, consider using the ScrOG method indoors and maintaining a humidity level of 55-60% during the vegetative stage, dropping to 40% during flowering.

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