All Marijuana Strains

Cinderella 99, also known as Cindy or C99, is a strong hybrid that leans heavily toward sativa strains. A few seeds were found inside a Jack Herer bud that Mr. Soul, the company’s founder, had bought in an Amsterdam coffee shop in the late 1990s. He developed one into Princess, a cultivar that reportedly offered a much more psychedelic high than other strains at the time. He then set out to develop a super-strain that would enable him to spread Princess throughout the entire world. To increase plant strength, he first crossed a Princess female with a Shiva Skunk male using the triple backcrossing technique known as “cubing” to produce the parent strain Cinderella 88. In order to produce Cinderella 99, the so-called Holy Grail of Hybrids, he bred Cinderella 88 and Princess once more. The fairy tale heroine, like the cultivar, had humble beginnings but blossomed into royalty, hence the name Cinderella. Due to the strain’s strong linalool content, consumers enjoy its fruity, floral aroma. The strain should be simple to grow, have higher yields, and be resistant to common diseases, making it suitable for both inexperienced and seasoned breeders. Due to its sativa genetics, this plant grows tall and bears fluffy, long buds in 56–63 days indoors or in early October outdoors. Cinderella 99 produces average yields indoors. In the right circumstances, the yield outside can be quite high. Both seeds and clones of Cinderella 99 are available.

Chemdawg and Alien Technology were combined to create Alien Dawg by The Cali Connection team. It tastes sweet, spicy, woodsy, and has a potent sweet berry aroma with a background of earthiness. According to laboratory tests that Pacific Seed Bank obtained, the strain typically contains 20% THC and less than 2% CBD. One of The Cali Connections’ prize-winning genetics, Alien Dawg, placed second in the Best Indica category at the 2014 High Times Medical Cup in Detroit. The wide, short fan leaves on Alien Dawg are typical of Indica genetics. The cultivar spreads readily both inside and outside, reaching average heights and becoming harvest-ready in about eight weeks. According to Pacific Seed Bank, this strain yields a lot.

Alien Abduction began life as a cross between Alien OG and Alien Dawg in the garden of Southern California-based Ocean Grown Genetics. Earth, sweet fruit, lemon, and pine are the most frequently mentioned alien abduction smells. Citrus, pine, soil, and sweetened nuts are said to be the flavors. An indica-leaning hybrid called Alien Abduction grows into stout, short bushes with thick stalks and branches. The strain prefers a mildly humid outdoor environment and is resilient to most environmental stresses. When raised utilizing the Sea of Green training techniques, Alien Abduction offers increased yields. The cultivar produces moderate yields of about 13 ounces of bud per plant indoors in 56 to 70 days and in mid-October outdoors. Seeds and clones of Alien Abduction are available.

Outer Space and Alien Dutchess were combined to create Blueberry Space Cake by Cresco Labs. Berries, tropical fruit, and spices are the strain’s most frequently mentioned aromas. Its flavors blend well with a palate of pepper, pineapple, and blueberries. It’s not too difficult to grow the hybrid strain known as Blueberry Space Cake. The strain favors a space where ideal growing conditions can be maintained indoors, but knowledgeable outdoor growers should be able to produce fruitful crops. In early October if grown outdoors or in seven to ten weeks indoors, Blueberry Space Cake blooms. There are no seeds or clones available for blueberry space cake.

Sapphire OG, a glittering hybrid produced by California’s Humboldt Seed Organization through the backcrossing of Florida OG and an Afghan strain. A sativa-leaning strain with an intense flavor and aroma of diesel, pine, chocolate, citrus, and flowers resulted from this combination. The breeder claims that Sapphire OG has between 18% and 24% THC, foliage that leans purple, and a potent blend of fruit, wood, and fuel flavors. Sapphire OG thrives both indoors and outdoors, but it is said to require some maintenance due to its rapid growth and flowering. This strain generates high yields of compact, elongated, resin-rich buds after an eight-week flowering period. Sapphire OG plants need to be harvested in late September or early October if they are grown outdoors in the Northern Hemisphere. Growers should prepare to harvest their plants in late March or early April if they are grown in the Southern Hemisphere.

Gage Green Group produces the indica-dominant strain known as Grateful Breath. Diesel, herbs, and hints of sweet cookies are the most frequently reported scents. Spicy herbs with a sweet cherry and berry exhale are the most frequently reported flavors. Cherry Pie Kush is crossed with Joseph F1 to produce Grateful Breath. It can be grown either inside or outside, and when grown inside, it has a 56–63 day flowering cycle. It is not advised for inexperienced growers because the plants are medium in height and could be moderately challenging to grow. No seeds or clones of Grateful Breath are offered.

Gushers, also known as Fruit Gushers or White Gushers, is an indica-dominant hybrid that was created by the California-based Cookies Fam Genetics through the crossing of Triangle Kush and Gelato #41. As it bursts with a sweet and fruity scent that will have you reaching for that bag of candy, it is no surprise that it shares a name with the gummy fruit snack from our childhood. The flavor mostly matches the smell, with undertones of herbs, cookies, and sour tropical fruit. These nugs don’t mind flaunting their bright green buds, amber hairs, and hints of purple. Gushers have been tested at THC levels ranging from 15 to 25%, despite not being a particularly potent strain, so make sure to read the labels to ensure that the potency matches the experience you’re looking for. Users claim to experience both a euphoric head high and a calming body high, making it ideal for either boosting your mood during the day or unwinding with a good movie at the end of a long day. Gushers is a choice for both novice and experienced growers because of its moderately challenging cultivation. It may be raised inside, outside, or in a greenhouse. In between 60 and 70 days, it blooms.

It should come as no surprise that two different strains of Midnight exist on the cannabis market, given its enigmatic and captivating name. MIDNIGHT BY TIKUN OLAM The strains used to produce Midnight by Israel-based breeder Tikun Olam are a trade secret that is only known to the business. Online sources claim that the strain has a blueberry-earthy aroma and a faintly herbal aftertaste. With 8% THC and 11% CBD, Midnight may have lessened psychoactive effects, in line with Tikun Olam’s efforts to develop cannabis for medical purposes. There isn’t much growing information available because the company keeps all information under lock and key, with the exception of Midnight’s availability. The buds have a coating of sugary trichomes and are colored green and purple. Given that Midnight was created for, it should have high yields.

An Indica-dominant hybrid called Zkittlez, also known as Skittles and Zkittles, is grown by the California-based seed company 3rd Gen Fam. The strain, which is believed to be a cross between Grape Ape and Grapefruit, won first place in the indica category at the San Francisco and Michigan High Times Cannabis Cups in 2015, as well as the Emerald Cup in 2016. Zkittlez is said to be a compact plant that, in a 56–63 day flowering period, produces high yields of dense, round, olive-green nugs and dark, orange–to–amber stigmas. Moderate genetic variation was discovered by Phylos Bioscience’s 2016 analysis of a cut provided by Wonderland Nursery.

An exclusive strain from Prf Cultivar is Tangie Biscotti. To obtain this well-liked cultivar, the cannabis company in Oregon crossed Tangie and Girl Scout Cookies (GSC). Earth, spice, and fruit are the most frequently reported aromas of the Tangie Biscotti strain. And it’s said to taste like cookie dough, citrus, and vinegar. Tangie Biscotti, a hybrid strain created by crossing Tangie and GSC, is a well-balanced variety. Tangie Biscotti is a proprietary strain, so there isn’t much information about growing it that is readily available. Tangie Biscotti is not a seed or clone product.