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Origin
Breeder MrSoul developed Cinderella 99 from seeds found in Jack Herer flower, selecting Princess and using Shiva Skunk-related breeding through Cinderella 88 before repeated backcrossing.
Strain guide
Cinderella 99, often shortened to C99, is a Brothers Grimm classic with a vivid pineapple, citrus, and floral aroma over light spice and earth.
These notes are general cultivar background, not claims about a current batch.
Origin
Breeder MrSoul developed Cinderella 99 from seeds found in Jack Herer flower, selecting Princess and using Shiva Skunk-related breeding through Cinderella 88 before repeated backcrossing.
Sensory notes
The cultivar is commonly described with tapered light-green flowers, fine orange hairs, and abundant sparkling resin. Pineapple, lemon, tropical fruit, flowers, herbs, and mild pepper are typical.
Comparison
Cinderella 99 is usually sweeter and more pineapple-forward than Jack Herer, with less pine and incense. It should not be confused with Cinderella 88 or unrelated Cindy-named crosses.
Buying guide
Look for Brothers Grimm provenance or a clearly identified preservation, and distinguish it from generic C99 crosses; pineapple and citrus should carry floral, herbal, or peppery support.
Reviewed 2026-09-27
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Current flower selection
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Use this guide to understand how Cinderella 99 is generally described before comparing current listings.
Treat it as general cultivar context. Appearance, aroma, and lineage can vary between producers and batches.
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Buying note
Current listings and batch-specific details can differ from general cultivar descriptions. Use product pages to verify availability.
Cultivar descriptions provide context rather than current product claims.
Appearance, aroma, and other characteristics can differ between producers and batches.
Use the flower catalog and product pages to confirm current availability before ordering.