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thanks for the upload been hunting for this strain for a while finally got some seeds thinnking of crossing her with something newer like banana mac or lemon dough

thats the shittiest looking indoor ive ever seen

Shite plant update on new video - at least it my time not your! lol

Great dr.g have been contemplating flowering a few from cutting , ive heard theres enough nitrogen in calmag alone to keep these girls alive

Yep you got it for sure regarding the calmag. She tends to need a bit more nitrogen early on and phosphorous more later on. Just be prepared for a long flowering time. Cheers!!!!

Hoping to grow this at some point but I’m not sure I’ll be able to commit to a project like this for a little while. I’d love to hear a review when it’s all finally dried and cured.

check today's update. She is still flowering at day 122 of flower. Yes, I will do a harvest and smoke review. I have tried the original right in Barney's in Amsterdam last year, therefore, I have a good reference point.

I will be on July 11th at 6:00 p.m. 2019 harvesting [ Cinderella 99 skunk 1 ] ,5 months vegging wow . [ 100 days ] in flower ! Harvest then . 30 hours of Darkness, then a bag of water around roots after l remove old dirt from the roots then 1 to 5 days in water to remove chlorophyll and sugars . July 16th is full moon you know planned energy is in the leaves of the upper tree , GOOD DAY CANADA VANCOUVER B.C..........Biodynamics was the first modern organic agriculture.[2][3][12] Its development began in 1924 with a series of eight lectures on agriculture given by philosopher Rudolf Steiner “The old-time gardeners say, “With the waxing of the moon, the earth exhales. ” When the sap in the plants rise, the force first goes into the growth above ground. Thus, you should do all activities with plants that bear fruit above ground during a waxing moon. With the waning of the moon, the earth inhales. Then, the sap primarily goes down toward the roots. Thus, the waning moon is a good time for pruning, multiplying, fertilizing, watering, harvesting, and controlling parasites and weeds”.........

Let me know how the water routine works for helping to remove the chlorophyll and sugars. Sounds like a practical method.

@Wyldewood Farms yes I will do that.

vegging 4 and 1/2 months ,south-facing Apartments hanging the marijuana plants out 2nd floor window in the day had no problem with neighbors and landlord . 8 to 12 hour then back in the grow tent for the rest of the hours , 18 on 6 off... fast growth in sun light OK HUMmm. [ I completed my first grow ever ]. Cinderella 99 skunk, hash plant , plants grew for 8 month wow fully mature . I got three pounds dry . Cinderella 99 I got 27 ounce off her AMAZING!!! my first grow!!! yes I have a green thumb. I grew in a tent 4 by 8 by 6 .5 tall Fusion Hut $ 300 Canadian Amazon . GLEX 2000 Watt LED Grow Light COB Series , 2 two of them, $ three hundred bucks each Amazon . And a 600 watt high pressure sodium in the middle of the 2 LED lights. equals 1400 watt draw at the wall . 700 watts per side ,four by four, definitely had more room in the tent for more plants. I got 1LB per meter, organic soil I used Advanced Nutrients , big bud 1 month , and Overdrive Bud hardener for one month.

Biodynamic method of farming
In common with other forms of organic agriculture, biodynamic agriculture uses management practices that are intended to "restore, maintain and enhance ecological harmony."[30] Central features include crop diversification, the avoidance of chemical soil treatments and off-farm inputs generally, decentralized production and distribution, and the consideration of celestial and terrestrial influences on biological organisms.[30][31] The Demeter Association recommends that "(a) minimum of ten percent of the total farm acreage be set aside as a biodiversity preserve. That may include but is not limited to forests, wetlands, riparian corridors, and intentionally planted insectaries. Diversity in crop rotation and perennial planting is required: no annual crop can be planted in the same field for more than two years in succession. Bare tillage year round is prohibited so land needs to maintain adequate green cover."[32]

The Demeter Association also recommends that the individual design of the land "by the farmer, as determined by site conditions, is one of the basic tenets of biodynamic agriculture. This principle emphasizes that humans have a responsibility for the development of their ecological and social environment which goes beyond economic aims and the principles of descriptive ecology."[21]:141–142 Crops, livestock, and farmer, and "the entire socioeconomic environment" form a unique interaction, which biodynamic farming tries to "actively shape ...through a variety of management practices. The prime objective is always to encourage healthy conditions for life": soil fertility, plant and animal health, and product quality.[21]:141–142 "The farmer seeks to enhance and support the forces of nature that lead to healthy crops, and rejects farm management practices that damage the environment, soil plant, animal or human health....the farm is conceived of as an organism, a self-contained entity with its own individuality,"[33]:148 holistically conceived and self-sustaining.[30] "Disease and insect control are addressed through botanical species diversity, predator habitat, balanced crop nutrition, and attention to light penetration and airflow. Weed control emphasizes prevention, including timing of planting, mulching, and identifying and avoiding the spread of invasive weed species."[32]

Biodynamic agriculture differs from many forms of organic agriculture in its spiritual, mystical, and astrological orientation. It shares a spiritual focus, as well as its view toward improving humanity, with the "nature farming" movement in Japan.[4]:5 Important features include the use of livestock manures to sustain plant growth (recycling of nutrients), maintenance and improvement of soil quality, and the health and well being of crops and animals.[15] Cover crops, green manures and crop rotations are used extensively and the farms to foster the diversity of plant and animal life, and to enhance the biological cycles and the biological activity of the soil.[30]

Biodynamic farms often have a cultural component and encourage local community, both through developing local sales and through on-farm community building activities. Some biodynamic farms use the Community Supported Agriculture model, which has connections with social threefolding.

"The farmer seeks to enhance and support the forces of nature that lead to healthy crops, and rejects farm management practices that damage the environment, soil plant, animal or human health....the farm is conceived of as an organism, a self-contained entity with its own individuality,"


This is ultimately what we are doing, in a very micro form indoors. Sustainability outdoors via this approach is tried and true. I remember my Grandfather having a huge vegetable garden. He was always getting in the local paper for his enormous tomatoes, potatoes, cucumbers, carrots, and more. Fundamentally, he and traditionally everyone in his village gardened and still does garden this way. Every propery has compost bins and brings out pails from kitchen waste everyday. They care not only for the crops but for the land, too.


This is something kids should learn. OK, off my soap box. Let's continue to have fun and share ideas. Thanks again. Great thoughts!

Such a unique strain! Wonderful:)

Many thanks. More on her as she continues in her flowering stage. I am still thinking 7 - 10 days.

@Wyldewood FarmsI suggest , as long as you can ! more trichomes I've noticed. I like to add two to three weeks on top of what they recommend . 8 weeks to 10 or 11 weeks oh yes I do. always more ripening time !!

@Wyldewood Farms please make a harvest video with her!

I will, indeed!

@Dr. Ziegler She is still in flower!!!! OMG check out today's day 122 update. Yes I will do a harvest video. I want to compare the Dr. Grinspoon pot I tried at Barney's last year, when I got the seeds, to this harvest. Cheers !!!!