Cinderella 99 Marijuana Strain

This medical marijuana strain which is familiar as C99. It isoriginally developed by ‘Brothers Grimm’. Cinderella 99 Marijuana Strain is one among the hybrid strains.  This is a sativa-dominant strain and its indica/sativa ratio are found to be 15:85.

The THC level of this strain is around 22%. This was among the ‘Top 10 Strains of 2009’ list in the High Times. The plant appears to be light-green and orange-colore hairs all over.

This strain is famous for its mild citrus/tropical smells. When used, this strain will give off a piney flavor with hints of fruity flavor.

The users of this strain have found that this strain would help coping with the problems of ache, pains, stress, anxiety, depression and even migraines. This marijuana strain is also helpful in easing out inflammation, increasing hunger and combating nausea.

Cinderella 99, also known as “C99,” “Cindy,” and “Cindy 99,” is a sativa-dominant hybrid marijuana strain bred by Mr. Soul of Brothers Grimm. Cinderella 99 is best known for her potent cerebral high, sweet fruity flavors, and epic yields.

According to Mr. Soul, C99 was created using seeds found in a Sensi branded 2 gram package of Jack Herer purchased at an Amsterdam coffee shop. Cinderella 99 is very popular with indoor growers. Because of its short, bushy stature, high yields, short flowering time, and high THC content.

. Medical marijuana patients use the effects of Cinderella 99 to relieve symptoms associated with fatigue and stress.It also has an incredibly interesting taste with notes of pineapple, skunk, and pine.

Cinderella 99 Strain Review: Aroma, Flavor and Appearance

In addition to some of its effects, the Cinderella 99 strain is also widely recognized for its brilliant and original flavor and scent profile, which hits the senses in a unique manner. The aroma of this cannabis seems to stain any room it is in, staying long after the strain has physically left.

Although Cinderella 99 is especially skunky, it also reeks immediately of citrusy fruits and pine.

Some say it is reminiscent of pineapple fields, aromatic and sweet just before harvest. Cindy is immensely sugary in smell, as well as taste. The flavor profile mimics what can be expected just by smelling these buds, but takes the complexity a step further.