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C99 feminized seeds
C99 Strain Characteristics
| Strain brand | Female Seeds |
| Strain Gender | Feminized |
| Strain light cycle | Photoperiod |
| Suitable for growing | Outdoor, Indoor |
| Strain THC level | 15 - 20% |
| Strain CBD level | 0.1 - 0.5% |
| % Sativa/ Indica/ Ruderalis | Sativa dominant |
| Strain harvest | 500 - 600 g/m² indoors 400 g/plant outdoors |
| Indoor flowering time | 56 - 63 days |
| Strain outdoor finish | Mid September |
| Strain height | 80 - 100 cm indoors 150 - 200 cm outdoors |
| Strain effect | Legen - wait for it - dary |
| Genetics | C99 x C99 |
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Described as the Holy Grail of cannabis strains, C99 is a Sativa-dominant version with a surprisingly high CBD content and a signature fruity smell of pineapple. A sweet delight that produces long lasting uplifting and creativity provoking effects.
Description
Resistant, Compact, High Yielding: A Legend
The cultivation of this cannabis strain is enjoyable given the ease of her care and the short period of flowering. She can have quite strong THC levels so first time users should take caution. This strain can grow to heights of 80-100cm indoors; producing 500-600g/m², and 150-200cm outdoors, with 400g/plant. The strain is quite easy to grow at home, and is recommended for those who are great fans of landrace.
- Spacing: can be spaced close to one another;
- Resistance: high to mold/fungal; and
- Feeding: high feeding required, resistant to over feeding.
Delicious Grapefruit or Highly Desired Pineapple
C99 has a sweet flavor reminiscent of grapefruit or pineapple, a gift from her lineage. The effects obtained from the consumption of this strain give the body a feeling of being uplifted, happy, strong, and also creative.
Forget Your Worries with C99
The C99 cannabis strain gives the body a nice feeling of strength and creativity, as well as general happiness. Her scents of pineapple and grapefruit will entice any user.
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