How does Colorado Clementines strain make you feel?

The Colorado Clementines strain has the following reputed effects: Giggly, Uplifting.

What does Colorado Clementines strain may help with?

Based on users reviews, Colorado Clementines strain may help with Anxiety, Loss of Appetite, Stress.

What does Colorado Clementines smell like?

The Colorado Clementines strain smells Citrus, Orange, Pine.

What does Colorado Clementines taste like?

The Colorado Clementines strain tastes like Chemical, Citrus, Dank, Sweet, Woody.

Is Colorado Clementines Indica or Sativa or Hybrid?

Colorado Clementines is a Indica Dominant Hybrid (70% Indica / 30% Sativa) marijuana strain.

Colorado Clementines Marijuana Strain

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Strain Information

Indica Dominant Hybrid - 70% Indica / 30% Sativa

THC: 24%

Colorado Clementines is an indica dominant hybrid (70% indica/30% sativa) strain created through crossing the delicious Big White X Agent Orange strains. The result is an insanely tasty bud with a gorgeous appearance that's almost a shame to burn up – that is until you experience its heady high! Colorado Clementines buds have small super tight bright neon green nugs that are spattered with bright orange hairs and completely coated in vibrant orange-tinted tiny crystal trichomes. As you break apart each dazzling little nug, you'll smell aromas of fresh pine and citrusy chemicals with a slightly earthy spicy tinge. The flavor is very sweet and citrusy with a fresh pine exhale that takes on an earthy effect as you continue to toke. The high comes on a few minutes after toking, creeping up on you before suddenly taking hold with a light stoney tingle felt behind the eyes and in the temples. Along with being arousing, this buzzy effect will wash away any mental aches or pains and leave behind giggly happy thoughts that can leave you laughing for hours on end. In combination with its super potent 24% average THC level, these effects make Colorado Clementines perfect for treating conditions such as appetite loss, chronic stress, depression, and anxiety.

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