Also known as Cindy or C99, Cinderella 99 is a popular sativa-dominant strain fathered by the famous Jack Herer cannabis plant. High in THC (this version is around 22%), Cinderella 99 cannabis seeds grow into potent plants.

Many users of this strong strain caution that it should be used sparingly (think one hit and quit), because a little goes a long way. Since it can take anywhere from five to fifteen minutes to feel the effects of the high – when smoking or vaporizing – it is important to use Cinderella 99 mindfully, and take it easy. At 70% sativa, this sweet, citrus-scented strain will give you a serious burst of energy and creativity; avoid using Cinderella 99 too close to bedtime; you'll likely find it difficult to fall asleep, though once the high has dissipated a little, it has been known to fade into sedation.

While Cinderella 99 is an excellent recreational strain, making for a fun, energetic high, it also has numerous medical benefits for those seeking a bit of healing on the side. Medically, Cinderella 99 can help alleviate any stress, anxiety, or depression you're experiencing, easing you into a more uplifted mood. Patients have also found Cinderella 99 cannabis seeds to help them relieve mild pain and migraines, and the strain can battle nausea and increase appetite, making it a suitable choice for people undergoing chemotherapy cancer treatments, or struggling with an eating disorder like anorexia.

Specifically bred for growing in indoor gardens, Cinderella 99 will thrive in a hydroponic environment and has a short flowering period of between 7 and 8 weeks. Quite short for a sativa strain (Cinderella 99 cannabis seeds rarely stretch beyond 3.5 feet), Cinderella 99 provides a generous yield of up to 1000 grams per square meter of plants. If you live in a very temperate climate and try growing your cannabis seeds outdoors, you may even see as much as 900 grams from a single plant.