About to start Cinderella 99

[CannagroweLED]

Hey guys I’m about to finish up my second grow which is going okay. Not huge colas but there’s 7 solid colas so I’m happy. I’ll be starting 5 Cinderella 99s and keeping the one with the shortest node length as a mother and flower the rest. I’ll be growing in fabric pots with promix with added perlite 30% prob. I’m running straight promix now which isn’t bad just stays moist longer than I’d like. Anyways. I wanted to ask any of you guys if you’ve had any experiemce with cinderella 99? I plan on scrogging and am wondering how much she will stretch? If she’s a big stretcher I’m thinking tucking during the first week or so of stretch with thicken up the canopy and shorten the colas so I don’t get much light loss when comparing the top of the colas to the bottoms. Let me know your ideas. I’m. Or experienced. Just now finishing my 2nd grow. Here are the seeds I bought. They should be here in the next cpl days than I’ll get them started when my bagseed finishes. Maybe 4-5 more weed

 

[olday]

I found them to be very trainable in small spaces, both lst and scrog. Mine were f2s but I think a good representation of the original.

 

[Onymous21]

Never grown straight Cinderella 99 but I’m currently running blue Cindy (blueberry x Cinderella 99) and it’s an absolutely amazing plant to grow. Very trainable but sensitive to what you put in with it.

 

[jjonahjameson]

Whose C99? Results will no doubt vary wildly.

Original (Brothers Grimm) grew quite uniform, meaty stalks of buds, lots of trichome coverage...very pretty plant, easy to grow. She should SCRoG just fine.
Stretch was roughly double.

But that being said, it all depends on what genetics you're using, what selections made and used as parents, and all that jazz. There's no real way to know stretch and all that until you see what you're working with. But if it's anywhere near the original, or the re-release from Brother's Grimm (I call it 2.0, but MrSoul insists the C99 that they're using now is of the original seed line where the first releases came from - who knows?) it's a good and hearty plant with some nice bud structure, easily managed and fun to grow.

Best of luck, looking forward to seeing your results. Cheers!