Clementine
Clementine characteristics
| THC | 18-25 %, with readings close to 27 % |
|---|---|
| Lineage | Tangie x Lemon Skunk |
| Genetics | 70 % sativa and 30 % indica |
| Effects | Cerebral, active, cheerful, uplifting, energetic, focused, motivating, creative and euphoric |
| Flavors | Orange, tangerine, sweet lemon, with possible sour, earthy or fresh notes |
| Terpenes | Terpinolene, myrcene, pinene, limonene and, in some tests, caryophyllene |
| Indoor flowering | ≈9 weeks |
Clementine feminized seeds
If there's one trait that defines Clementine, it's the way it loads its aromatic profile with ripe citrus. Freshly peeled orange, sweet tangerine, lemon zest and grapefruit can come through very strongly during flowering, joined, depending on the phenotype, by herbal, floral, spicy, earthy or slightly woody notes.
The cross between Tangie and Lemon Skunk explains much of that personality. Tangie pushes toward tangerine, sweet orange and ripe citrus fruit, while Lemon Skunk adds a sharper, fresher, lemony side with a light skunky base. The result keeps a clear sativa dominance of around 70 % sativa and 30 % indica.
Feminized Clementine can show noticeable differences between plants in potency, resin, structure, yield and aromatic balance. Its THC usually sits between 18 % and 25 %, although readings close to 27 % have been recorded, according to our breeders' lab tests.
How Clementine behaves in the grow
Clementine grows into vigorous, productive plants with the stretch typical of sativa genetics. It can build a tall structure, with side branching and bud sites spread along the branches. Because of this, it's worth paying attention to height control and canopy management during veg.
Flowering takes around 9 weeks, although this can vary with phenotype, technique and environmental conditions. Our breeders recommend keeping good airflow and working on an evenly spread canopy for more uniform flowering. Its vigorous growth calls for more control than a compact plant, especially when vertical space is tight.
Clementine effects
Its profile is mainly cerebral, active and uplifting. Clementine is associated with a quick lift in mood, energy, focus, motivation, creativity, euphoria and a sense of well-being. It's especially well suited to daytime moments, writing, music, conversation, creative tasks or any activity where you want to keep a sharp, functional mind.
Feedback from people who've tried it points in the same direction. They point to an almost immediate sense of focus and good mood and find it especially inspiring for writing or jamming on music. The smoke is described as smooth, with a very clear fruity citrus character.
On the senses, Clementine opens like a freshly split orange peel: first comes the sweet, ripe fruit, then tangerine and lemon bring a fresher tang. The background can turn earthy, herbal or lightly spiced depending on the plant, without losing the citrus core that runs through the whole experience.
Seeds produced by Bulk Genetics' breeders
Bulk Genetics' Clementine seeds are made for growers looking for this particular combination of sativa dominance, intense citrus profile and vigorous character. Our breeders work this genetic with a focus on the traits that define its lineage and on an expression that stays true to Clementine's identity.
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Frequently asked questions
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Is Clementine indica or sativa?
Clementine is clearly sativa-dominant, with a ratio usually given as around 70 % sativa and 30 % indica.
How long does Clementine take to flower?
Flowering takes around 9 weeks, although the final time can vary with the phenotype, growing technique and environmental conditions.
What does Clementine taste like?
Its flavor is dominated by orange, tangerine and sweet lemon. Some plants can finish with sharper, earthier or fresher notes.