Cinderella 99

Mr. Soul of Brothers Grimm bred it from seeds found inside a Sensi-branded 2-gram package of Jack Herer purchased at an Amsterdam coffeeshop. Crossed with Shiva Skunk, stabilized over generations, sold under the C99 name.

Yes — Sour Apple is Sour Diesel × Cinderella 99. C99 also shows up in many other gas-and-fruit modern hybrids.

Cinderella 99 is a sativa — head-up and uplifted in character, with the energetic profile customers expect from sativa-dominant flower. The lineage is Jack Herer × Shiva Skunk.

Cinderella 99 hits sweet citrus up front, tropical fruit through the middle, and light earth on the exhale. The smell out of the jar reads the same way — distinctive once you've had it once or twice.

Cinderella 99 tests in the 16–22% THC range — a moderate, mainstream potency band. Most customers find it predictable without being overwhelming.

Cinderella 99 reads as a daytime strain — head-up and uplifted, the kind customers commonly reach for in the morning or early afternoon when there's still a to-do list.