Cinex
aka Cin
- Earthy (33% of reported flavors)
- Pine (33% of reported flavors)
- Spicy/Herbal (33% of reported flavors)
Its lineage reads like a greatest hits playlist: Cinderella 99 brings Jack Herer's citrus-driven energy, while Vortex (TGA Subcool's Apollo 13 x Space Queen) adds psychedelic sparkle and depth. Together, they spin a family tree full of Jack, Romulan, and Northern Lights influence — bright, funky, and fast-finishing.
The flowers carry classic sativa structure: lime-green, loosely stacked buds with swollen calyxes, frosty trichomes, and wiry orange pistils. Break them open and it's a straight citrus shop — lemon zest, sweet orange, and a piney bite, rounded with earthy skunk. Limonene and pinene lead the terp parade, with caryophyllene adding a spicy undercurrent.
Smokers report Cin is the definition of a social sativa — a quick-hitting head lift that clears cobwebs, sharpens focus, and sparks conversation without the crash. Creative energy hums, euphoria builds, and light body relaxation keeps things steady without weighing you down. It's the kind of high that makes folding laundry feel like a side quest and dinner with friends feel like a comedy special.
Cin proves that not every legend comes with a flashy breeder name. Sometimes, a mystery cut from the PNW ends up delivering exactly what smokers wanted all along: citrus flavor, functional energy, and a high worth sharing.
With a flowering period between 50 to 60 days indoors, growers can expect Cinex to yield bountiful amounts of light green buds coated with frosty white trichomes. This medium-sized plant is known to sprout dense and rounded crystal-laden colas, making it easy to trim and a great option for novice-level cultivators. According to the Pacific Seed Bank, which sells feminized Cinex seeds, this plant can be grown either indoors or outdoors, but tends to thrive in a cooler, well-controlled grow environment
