About Clementine
Clementine is a sativa-dominant strain widely associated with Crockett Family Farms, selected from the Tangie (originally "La Sour" Tangie) lineage for its explosive tangerine and clementine citrus terpenes. The aroma is one of the most orange-forward in cannabis — freshly peeled clementine with a hint of diesel. The high is uplifting and energetic, making it an excellent daytime and creative strain.
Flavor Profile
History
Clementine rose to fame alongside the hugely popular Tangie in the mid-2010s, when citrus terpenes swept the market. It became a parent of strains like Mimosa and many other orange-forward hybrids, cementing its place in the modern breeding environment. Leafly lists it on its 100 best strains list.
Notable breeders: Crockett Family Farms
Genetic Background
Selected from Tangie (Shangri-La lineage) by Crockett Family Farms
Phenotypes & Cultivars
Clementine is available in the following phenotypes and cultivars:
Terpene Profile
Clementine is dominated by Terpinolene, Caryophyllene, Myrcene, along with 1 other minor terpenes. These compounds shape the strain's aroma, flavor, and reported effects.
Known Offspring
Strains that descend from Clementine:
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Clementine indica or sativa?
Clementine is a sativa-dominant hybrid cannabis strain.
What are the genetics of Clementine?
Clementine has a genetic lineage of Tangie lineage selection. Selected from Tangie (Shangri-La lineage) by Crockett Family Farms
What is the lineage of Clementine?
Clementine descends from Tangie lineage selection. Selected from Tangie (Shangri-La lineage) by Crockett Family Farms
What is the THC content of Clementine?
Clementine typically tests at 17-23% THC.
What does Clementine smell and taste like?
Clementine has a Tangerine, clementine, citrus, sweet orange, diesel aroma profile, with flavors described as Orange, tangerine, citrus, sweet, slight gas.
What are the effects of Clementine?
Users report Uplifted, energetic, creative, happy, focused. As a sativa-dominant strain, it is known for uplifting cerebral effects.
What are the phenotypes of Clementine?
Clementine is known in several phenotypes and cultivars, including Clementine, Tangie Clementine. Each phenotype expresses the same genetics slightly differently — varying in aroma, bud color, growth habit, and effects.
What is the history of Clementine?
Clementine rose to fame alongside the hugely popular Tangie in the mid-2010s, when citrus terpenes swept the market. It became a parent of strains like Mimosa and many other orange-forward hybrids, cementing its place in the modern breeding environment. Leafly lists it on its 100 best strains list.
How long does Clementine take to flower?
Clementine has a flowering time of approximately 8-9 weeks. Plants grow to a medium to tall height.
What is the yield of Clementine?
Clementine produces a High yield. Flowering takes approximately 8-9 weeks.
Medical Applications
Clementine is commonly associated with: