Cindy Hendrix
Cindy Hendrix
Overview
Cindy Hendrix is a relatively obscure cannabis strain developed by Green Work Collective, making it a boutique offering with limited documentation compared to more widely available cultivars. This strain appears to be a balanced hybrid that represents the breeder's attempt to combine the genetics of what is believed to be a Headband backcross with a Cinderella 99 phenotype, specifically noted as an F5 pineapple phenotype. The lineage suggests an interesting combination of relaxing and uplifting characteristics from its parent strains. As with many smaller breeder projects, detailed information about this strain's development history, widespread cultivation, and comprehensive user reports remain scarce, making it primarily of interest to cannabis enthusiasts seeking unique or rare genetics rather than mainstream consumers.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report pain relief
- May help stimulate appetite
- Potentially useful for mood enhancement
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
- Limited information available
Growing Information
Cindy Hendrix is described as a balanced hybrid with a flowering time of 9-11 weeks, which is longer than many commercial strains. The plant has the potential to grow quite large, making it better suited for growers with adequate space. One notable cultivation characteristic is that some phenotypes may flower prematurely when rootbound, so growers should ensure adequate root space throughout the growing cycle. The extended flowering time suggests this strain may require patience but could reward growers with unique characteristics. Specific yield information, optimal growing conditions, and difficulty level are not well documented due to the strain's limited commercial availability.