Cindy White
Cindy White earned her flowers, then took home the trophy. Also called White Cindy or White Cindy 99, this sativa-leaning hybrid won People’s Choice Flower for The Green Solution at Denver’s 2015 High Times Cannabis Cup. The pedigree is less settled: Cinderella 99 × White Widow is the widely circulated pairing, though its exact parentage remains disputed. The trophy has a firmer paper trail than the family tree.
Lemon leads with a sharp, sweet bite. Pine and pepper follow, leaving earthy wood and a faint floral note behind. Knuckled green buds wear orange hairs beneath a thick trichome coating, giving that bright citrus profile a suitably frosty package.
Its regulars online describe an energetic, euphoric lift that can get conversation flowing and make a creative project more inviting. Others emphasize the physical relaxation underneath, with giggles and a looser mood rounding out the session. Cindy’s sweet spot is that combination: some spark upstairs, some slack in the shoulders.
Cindy White grows indoors and outdoors, with flowering taking approximately eight to nine weeks. Its dense green flowers develop orange pistils and a generous coating of resin as they mature. Because several names and conflicting pedigrees travel with this strain, start with clearly identified genetics and follow the flowering guidance for that particular selection. Get Cindy’s identity straight before giving her the keys to the grow room.
