American Cincinnatus
American Cincinnatus
Overview
American Cincinnatus is an indica-dominant hybrid cannabis strain created by 2 Guns and a Guy Seed Company as a cross between Granddaddy Purple (GDP) and Animal Cookies. Named in honor of America's founding father George Washington, this strain pays homage to the historical tradition of cannabis cultivation in America. The strain was created as an iconic GDP cross, celebrating America's founding father's footsteps. American Cincinnatus exhibits the classic characteristics of its legendary parent strains, combining the grape and berry aromatics from Granddaddy Purple with the potent, relaxing effects associated with both parent genetics. The buds display beautiful hues of purple and green weaving together under a silver blanket of impressive trichomes, with colors that continue to darken with maturation. This hardy cultivar showed resistance to harsh New England environments during breeding and even survived through three frosts, demonstrating robust genetics suitable for challenging growing conditions.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report relief from insomnia
- May help with chronic pain
- Often used for stress relief
- Reported to aid with muscle relaxation
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
This cultivar grows slow and strong, needing a little extra vegetation time. It is a very trainable plant excellent for sea of green or full scrog growing methods. The plant grows slow and strong and is very trainable, making it excellent for scrog operations. Outdoor testing showed resistance to harsh New England environments where it was bred, proving to be a very hardy plant that even survived through 3 frosts. The strain is suitable for both indoor and outdoor cultivation, with indoor environments allowing for better control of the extended vegetation period this strain requires. Expected flowering time and yield information was not specified in available sources, though the strain's robust genetics suggest good productivity when given proper care and sufficient vegetative time.