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Strain facts

Checked Oct 21, 2026 · 5 sources

Clementine Kush is a hybrid from Colorado Seed Inc., bred from Tangerine Sunrise and Gupta Kush. Its THC is about 14% (sources say 10–20%), milder than 95% of the 2,347 strains in our database that list THC. It flowers in about 8.5 weeks.

Type
Hybrid
THC
About 14%10–20% across 2 sources
Top terpenes
  1. Caryophyllene peppery, spicy
  2. Humulene earthy, hoppy
  3. Limonene citrus
Commonly reported effects
Happy, creative, tingly, giggly and euphoric
Flavors
Citrus, orange and earthy
Breeder
Colorado Seed Inc.
Flowering
About 8.5 weeks1 source
5 sources for this profile
  1. Leafly public strain listing
  2. Weedmaps public strain listing
  3. Breeder information: Colorado Seed Inc.

Grow facts

  1. SeedFinder (breeder listing: Colorado Seed Inc.) Flowering and grow setting
  2. AllBud (strain database) CBD and THC

Grow facts come from the breeder first, then seed banks and strain databases. With 2 sources we show the range and the middle; with 3 or more, the range and the median, after leaving out values far from the rest. The breeder's own value is the anchor, unless it is far from every other source (outside their range and more than 20% from their median); then we show the full range and the median of all of them. A fact from a single source is marked "1 source", and a fact no source lists is left out. Yields are converted to one unit: indoor per square meter, outdoor per plant.

CTU writes every profile from these facts; we do not copy other sites' descriptions. Values that are a generic default in the source data are left out. Last checked Oct 21, 2026.

Source: CTU strain dataset (public strain listings and breeder info, checked by CTU), verified Oct 2026. Potency, flavor and effects vary by grower, batch and plant. Facts no source lists are left out.

How to grow Clementine Kush

The grow facts a breeder or public strain listing gives for Clementine Kush.

Flowering time
About 8.5 weeks1 source. Faster than 49% of strains with a listed time
Grow setting
Indoor and outdoor1 source

Flowering window (weeks after the switch to 12/12)

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Sources: the breeder, seed banks and strain databases listed under sources, checked Oct 2026. Percentages compare with every strain in our database that lists the same fact.

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About Clementine Kush

Clementine Kush is a hybrid cannabis strain credited to Colorado Seed Inc.. Public lineage data lists it as a cross of Tangerine Sunrise and Gupta Kush.

How strong is Clementine Kush?

Reported THC for Clementine Kush is 13%. That puts it in the lower third of our dataset: its midpoint is higher than about 5% of all strains in our research dataset with a strain-specific THC figure. Potency varies by grower, batch and lab, so read these numbers as typical values, not guarantees.

Clementine Kush aroma, flavor and terpenes

People most often describe the flavor of Clementine Kush as citrus, orange and earthy. The terpenes listed most often are caryophyllene (peppery, spicy), humulene (woody, hoppy) and limonene (citrus). Caryophyllene is the lead terpene for about 24% of the high-confidence strains in our dataset, so it is a less common lead. Terpenes shape smell and taste; their levels change from batch to batch.

Reported effects of Clementine Kush

Commonly reported effects: happy, creative, tingly, giggly and euphoric. These are user reports, not promises. Effects differ from person to person and depend on dose, setting and tolerance.

Clementine Kush family tree

Its parents, from published lineage.

This strain

Clementine KushHybrid · 10–20% THC · 8.5 wk

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Matched on shared parents, top terpenes, type and THC. Never on medical use.

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THC
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Flowering
8–9 wk
Terpene
Myrcene
Effect
Energetic
Difficulty
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Hybrid

Guptilla

THC
20–29%
Flowering
8–10 wk
Terpene
Myrcene
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