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SweetCindy Regular

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#8280
Global pos.
0
1 harvests
#8280
Global pos.
0
1 harvests
93
g/plant
1
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SweetCindy is the cross between Sweet Tooth #3 and Cindy99 that was presented as "Cinnamon Girl". The result indica dominant plant is easy to grow and has good mold resistance.

The flowering time takes only 50-55 days. The plant grows well both indoors and outdoors. It has a very strong aroma so it is recommended to use anti-smell filters.

The plant develops sick stems and produces big resinous yields. The fat layer of trichomes covers all leaves.

The smoke brings a spicy taste with grapefruit, lemony and blueberry notes and a trippy effect. The THC content of 18-22% provides a strong, well-balanced effect.

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DrtombDrtombMaster
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SweetCindy
Growing it
Easy
Resistance
Neutral
Bud structures again were all over the place with one stretching almost 3x it's original height. It would have been the keeper as I liked the smell and production was great but a late hermie trait that showed at the end of Flower, only self pollination occurred.
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7y ago
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