Reviewing Sweet Cindy with Parker Curtis | Homegrown Cannabis Co.
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[00:00] Hey guys, Parker with homegrown cannabisco another smoke review today before we get started. Make sure to like And subscribe on our YouTube.
[00:06] channel. Today we'll be reviewing sweet Cindy fam. This is a cross between Cindy 99 and tangeloop. I've grown several Cindy 99 crosses in the past and its parents are Jack Herer and Shiva skunk.
[00:43] energetic high. Tangelo is a cross between California Orange skunk and chocolate, these come together to make us sativa-dominant cultivar that stays relatively.
[00:52] short with very heavy yields. They stay around four feet tall with lots of lateral growth, even though they appear.
[00:58] to grow like most indicas. This cultivar is great for those looking for a creative daytime smoke. Flowers are light green and packed with trichomes and bright orange hairs. It has around 20% THC with about 0.4% CBD, has a shorter flowering time than most pure sativas at about 8 to 10 weeks.
[01:17] It also does great outdoors and greenhouses thriving and warm humid environments. All right, so let's smoke this.
[01:28] Cindy 99 and tangelo crossed together. It's got that kind of really strong lemony flavor.
[01:37] caryophyllene and you can taste it in this — that uplifting high of a Jack Herer. It's got that kind of strong lemon taste with a bit of a peppery finish.
[01:52] This is a great smoked during the day. If you want to be energized and get things done, that Jack Herer really kind of carries it.
[01:58] through, makes it very uplifting. That little bit of tangelo that has some indica mixed in with it gives it this nice well-rounded high so it's bright, fun, creative. If you like sativas, this is a great one for you.
[02:07] They stay really short. They're great for greenhouse or if you had an indoor sea of green, they'll do fantastic. Kind of sunny, humid environments and flowers a little bit faster than your typical full sativa.
[02:30] This has a bright citrus flavor with some earthy undertones. Some of the dominant terpenes are lemony and caryophyllene with the taste of lemon and a hint of pepper. The high is gentle and motivating and it's a great daytime smoke. That little bit of indica bread into it also helps relax you later into the high along with stimulating appetite.
[02:51] If you want a well-rounded all day high with worry-free easy to grow plants, get some of these Sweet Cindy seeds in the ground. So that's it for this time.
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Sweet Cindy is a cross between Cindy 99 and Tangeloop, combining the uplifting genetics of Jack Herer and Shiva Skunk with the energetic California Orange and Chocolate heritage of Tangelo. Parker Curtis reviews this sativa-dominant cultivar, examining the light green buds packed with trichomes and bright orange hairs. With around 20% THC and 0.4% CBD, Sweet Cindy delivers a wonderfully uplifting and energetic high with a bright citrus lemon flavor with earthy undertones and a hint of pepper. It flowers in 8-10 weeks and thrives in warm, humid environments both indoors and outdoors.
Topics
Introduction & Welcome
Sweet Cindy Strain Overview & Genetics (Cindy 99 x Tangeloop) 0:06
Growing Characteristics & Plant Profile 0:43
Smoke Session & Flavor Profile 1:17
Effects, Terpenes & High Profile 1:28
Growing Tips & Seed Recommendation 2:51
Outro & Subscribe 2:57