How to grow Citrus Paradisi

30% indica - 70% sativa
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Citrus Paradisi bud — quarter view
THC 18%
Flowering 55 - 62 days
Yield 400 – 500 g/m²

Taste

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Seb's take

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Cinderella 99 crossed with an unnamed sativa, kept deliberately vague about its second parent but not about its purpose — stress and low mood, chiefly. The record is quiet on nose and specific effect beyond a full, energetic high. Generous yields, and named, aptly, for grapefruit paradise.

Where it comes from

Garden Of Green crossed Cinderella 99 with an unnamed sativa, keeping the second parent deliberately vague while making the plant's purpose plain enough. It runs 70% sativa, with Cindy 99's cerebral inheritance clearly to the fore. The name, for those who care about such things, is the botanical Latin for grapefruit, which is a tidier joke than most seed banks manage.

Nose & flavour

The record does not list the flavour notes, so I will not invent them. The name and the Cinderella 99 parentage both point toward the citrus, grapefruit end of the spectrum, which is a fair expectation rather than a stated fact. Take the aroma as an educated guess and the seat as the confirmation.

The high

A full, energetic high, in the record's own words, which is as much as it commits to and as much as I will. The heavy sativa lean supports that reading: an upward, active sort of effect rather than a settling one. Beyond energetic and full, the detail goes unrecorded, and I will leave it there honestly.

Growing it

A feminized plant at 18.7% THC, with a listed 0.35% CBD. Flowering runs 55 to 62 days, roughly eight or nine weeks, prompt for something this sativa-dominant. The record does not give a height, so take the sativa lean as the guide and expect some stretch to manage. Yields are generous at 400 to 500 g/m². A strain named, aptly, for grapefruit paradise, and one that repays a grower willing to keep the stretch in check.

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Effects

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Common questions about Citrus Paradisi

How long does Citrus Paradisi take to flower?

Around 8 weeks of flowering, by the breeder's numbers.

Is Citrus Paradisi an autoflower or a photoperiod strain?

A feminized photoperiod strain — flowering starts when you switch the lights, so the timing is yours to control.

How strong is Citrus Paradisi?

The breeder lists THC around 18%. Firmly in the strong band.