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sativa-dominant strainClementine
Clementine is described as a sativa-dominant cross of Tangie and Lemon Skunk, known for an intense orange and citrus aroma as well as heavily resinous flowers. However, the data also contains an evidently different description of two Afghan lines.
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Clementine in detail
Origin & classification
Clementine is best known for its bright, orange-forward aroma. Its origin is described as a cross of Tangie and Lemon Skunk, associated with Crockett Family Farms. We classify this version as a sativa-dominant hybrid. However, the dataset also contains a description of two Afghan lines that clearly outlines a different genetic profile. We do not adopt this passage as a characteristic of Clementine.
Aroma & flavor
The reliable aromatic profile is defined by orange and other citrus notes. The expression is considered bold and clear, not merely a faint fruity background. Tangie and Lemon Skunk provide a plausible aromatic direction: sweeter orange meets a sharper, lemony Skunk side. Resin-rich flowers and a strong orange-forward terpene expression are also described. However, specific individual terpenes or measured concentrations are not provided and are therefore not added.
Terpene profile
The sativa-dominant classification suggests a brighter, more mentally active orientation within this profile. However, specific recurring effects are not sufficiently documented in the usable factual basis. Statements about focus, euphoria, physical relaxation or sedation would therefore be speculative. Reliable THC and CBD ranges are also unavailable. We deliberately refrain from providing potency figures and guaranteed effect profiles, as even available laboratory values would fundamentally vary with phenotype, cultivation conditions, harvest timing and batch.
Effect tendency
There is also insufficiently reliable information on the height, branching, flowering time and yield of the Tangie cross described here. Although the different passage mentions a rapid finish, tight internodal spacing and above-average yield, it explicitly associates these characteristics with two Afghan lines. They therefore cannot be reliably attributed to the same strain. Until this is clarified, these cultivation data should be published neither as generally applicable nor as breeder-specific characteristics of Clementine.
Cannabinoids, flowering & appearance
Our portrait therefore focuses on the few but concrete characteristics that fit together: sativa-dominant hybrid, Tangie and Lemon Skunk as the stated parents, Crockett Family Farms as the associated breeder, and an intense orange-citrus aroma with resin-rich flowers. Clementine should not be grouped with other strains bearing the same or similar names based on its name alone. Particularly with common strain names, different breeding lines may exist in parallel. A subsequent data review should therefore verify lineage, breeder and primary source together before adding further cultivation or effect characteristics.
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What type of strain is Clementine?
We list Clementine as a sativa-dominant strain.
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