Concentrates

Blotter - Clementine - Cured Resin Sap

$36.00

per 1 g

Clementine | Cured Resin Sap | 1g Citrus-forward with sweet and herbal undertones Sap is a syrupy, gooey cured resin that delivers a potent and full-bodied experience. Curing cannabis is a nuanced form of aging that enhances the product, much like a fine wine. Time, temperature, and oxidation control allows for the degradation of some terpenes while enhancing others, resulting in a unique and complex taste. Cured resin is a preferred choice for those seeking a more potent punch. You can enjoy cured resin in various ways, such as dabbing, vaping, or mixing with cannabis flower

A cross between Tangie and Lemon Skunk, Clementine is a sativa-dominant strain produced by Crockett Family Farms, a family-run cannabis genetics company based in the Central Coast of California. The breeder’s Clementine Live Resin won first place for best sativa concentrate at the 2015 High Times Cannabis Cup in Michigan.

True to its name, Clementine is reported to have a sweet and citrusy aroma and THC levels that generally range between 20% and 25%, according to Crockett Family Farms. After measuring a variety of Clementine, the cannabis testing laboratory Analytical 360 found that the sample had THC levels that reached 27%, as well as a terpene profile dominated by terpinolene, which has a woodsy aroma with citrus and floral undertones, and caryophyllene, a terpene known for its herbal spiciness.

A cross between Tangie and Lemon Skunk, Clementine is a sativa-dominant strain produced by Crockett Family Farms, a family-run cannabis genetics company based in the Central Coast of California. The breeder’s Clementine Live Resin won first place for best sativa concentrate at the 2015 High Times Cannabis Cup in Michigan.

True to its name, Clementine is reported to have a sweet and citrusy aroma and THC levels that generally range between 20% and 25%, according to Crockett Family Farms. After measuring a variety of Clementine, the cannabis testing laboratory Analytical 360 found that the sample had THC levels that reached 27%, as well as a terpene profile dominated by terpinolene, which has a woodsy aroma with citrus and floral undertones, and caryophyllene, a terpene known for its herbal spiciness.