Sativa-dominant hybrid

Clementine

Tangie × Lemon Skunk by Crockett Family Farms — the Terpinolene-dominant sativa bridge between Tangie and Mimosa, with a layered orange-and-lemon citrus aroma and a 2015 High Times Cannabis Cup win for best sativa concentrate.

Clementine — sativa-dominant hybrid cannabis flower, macro photo
Representative sativa-dominant hybrid flower — illustrative image.
THC
18–22%
CBD
<1%
Type
Sativa
VT availability
Available seasonally at select Vermont dispensaries including Theory Wellness; check menus before visiting — Mimosa (Clementine × Purple Punch) is far more consistently stocked statewide

Clementine is a sativa-dominant hybrid bred by David Crockett of Crockett Family Farms (Central Coast, CA) — the same breeder behind Tangie — by crossing Tangie with Lemon Skunk, a DNA Genetics strain developed from two lemon-expressing Skunk phenotypes. The cross takes Tangie's tangerine character and adds Lemon Skunk's sharper, crisper lemon note, producing an aroma that resembles a clementine orange: sweeter and more complex than a single citrus type, with a fresh lemon-zest edge layered over mandarin warmth.

Terpenes (Leafly): Terpinolene-dominant, followed by Myrcene and Pinene. Despite the Lemon Skunk cross — which might suggest a Limonene shift — Clementine remains Terpinolene-dominant like its Tangie parent. Terpinolene drives the characteristic fresh-citrus character; Myrcene adds earthy depth; Pinene contributes a faint crispness. Effects: Focused, Energetic, Uplifted (Leafly) — a textbook daytime sativa, clear-headed and mood-elevating without meaningful body sedation.

Clementine's most consequential contribution to the Vermont cannabis catalog is as Mimosa's parent. Symbiotic Genetics crossed Clementine with Purple Punch to produce Mimosa — the orange-zest-and-citrus breakfast sativa now found on Vermont dispensary menus year-round. When you smell Mimosa's characteristic tangerine-citrus opening, you're smelling Clementine's Terpinolene two generations from Tangie.

Clementine's live resin won 1st Place for Best Sativa Concentrate at the 2015 High Times Medical Cannabis Cup Michigan. THC: 18–22% retail. Vermont availability: Theory Wellness carries it seasonally; less commonly stocked than its offspring.

Dominant terpenes

What it smells and tastes like

TerpinoleneMyrcenePinene

Flavor and aroma notes most reported: citrus, orange, lemon.

Effects

What people report

FocusedEnergeticUplifted

Aggregated user-reported signals from cannabis databases. Individual experience depends on dose, batch, tolerance, and consumption method — not a clinical claim.

Lineage

Where it comes from

Parents: Tangie × Lemon Skunk

Notable offspring: Mimosa

Buying it in Vermont

Where to find Clementine in Vermont

Available seasonally at select Vermont dispensaries including Theory Wellness; check menus before visiting — Mimosa (Clementine × Purple Punch) is far more consistently stocked statewide Use our directory to find a shop near you, or try the strain-match quiz to discover other Vermont options that might suit the same goals.

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Clementine questions, answered

Quick answers from the same data on this page.

Is Clementine indica or sativa?
Clementine is a sativa-dominant hybrid. It typically tests in the 18–22% THC range with <1% CBD.
What does Clementine taste and smell like?
Clementine's most-reported flavor and aroma notes are citrus, orange, lemon. The dominant terpenes are Terpinolene, Myrcene, Pinene, which drive both the smell and a meaningful share of the perceived effects.
What effects does Clementine produce?
Most consumers report feeling focused, energetic, uplifted. Effects vary meaningfully by batch, dose, individual tolerance, and method of consumption — these descriptors are aggregated from user reports, not clinical guarantees.
Can I find Clementine at Vermont dispensaries?
Available seasonally at select Vermont dispensaries including Theory Wellness; check menus before visiting — Mimosa (Clementine × Purple Punch) is far more consistently stocked statewide Vermont batch THC tends to vary widely from the national average; expect 18–26% on any given drop depending on cultivator.
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