Hybrid

White 99

White 99 is a sativa-dominant hybrid made by crossing two polar opposite parents: Cinderella 99 and The White. The potent hybrid cross has an average THC level of around 20%-25%, giving rise to the strain’s potency. Although this potent strain’s creators are unknown, it remains popular among recreational users. Recreational users often enjoy this strain during the daytime due to its ability to increase focus and creativity. This strain is more suited to more experienced users with higher tolerance due to its potency and the skill required to grow it.

Its cannabidiol (CBD) content is extremely low, with maximum levels of less than 1%. This makes the strain popular predominantly among recreational rather than medical marijuana patients.

White 99 has flavonoids to thank for its citrusy aromas. Users note pleasant fresh citrus flavors, including orange and lemon, and pine flavors on the exhale. It may be appealing to those who may not like the aroma or taste of other cannabis strains.

Although this potent strain’s creators are unknown, it remains popular among recreational users. Recreational users often enjoy this strain during the daytime due to its ability to increase focus and creativity. This strain is more suited to more experienced users with higher tolerance due to its potency and the skill required to grow it.

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Cannabinoids

Tetrahydrocannabinol

THC

20%-25%

Cannabidiol

CBD

0-0.5%

Strain types

70%Sativa
30%Indica

Aromas

Citrus

Flavors

Citrus
/
Lemon
/
Orange
/
Pine

Terpenes

The strain’s terpenes are shown to have potential therapeutic effects.

For example, the dominant terpene, limonene, has shown potential in treating heartburn, while beta-caryophyllene has been shown to have anti-inflammatory properties.

Myrcene, a common terpene, has also been shown to be a potential alleviator of pain, making it an option for those seeking relief from chronic pain. It’s important to note that terpenes’ levels may not reach sufficient levels for producing these effects on their own — cannabinoids and flavonoids also help contribute to terpenes’ effects in what is known as the “entourage effect.”

Beta-Caryophyllene
Limonene
Myrcene

Flavonoids

Few tests have been conducted to determine flavonoid levels in specific cannabis strains (cultivars). Like all cannabis varieties, White 99 likely contains cannflavins A, B, and C.

Effects

White 99s has been reported to have the following effects:

Cerebral
Creativity
Focus

The following adverse effects have also been reported:

Anxiety
/
Paranoia

Due to its high THC content, White 99 is more suited to experienced users. Users enjoy a cerebral high, which takes a few minutes to kick in and roughly 10 minutes to peak. At its peak, users will likely experience increased focus and creativity. Although the high produces little to no increase in physical energy, it’s still enjoyed as a daytime strain due to its powerful, uplifting effects.
Although an enjoyable strain for experienced users, novice users may find the effects overwhelming. Many new users have noted feeling anxious or even paranoid if taken in high doses. It’s also essential to give this strain time to take effect.

Even experienced users may fall into the trap of smoking more of this strain before it has had time to kick in, leading to potential adverse effects from smoking too much. Both novice and experienced users may experience negative side effects common to many strains, including dry mouth, eyes, and dizziness.

Medical Applications

Although a THC-rich strain, White 99 has some potential for medicinal use.

Depression

Some users have noted that this strain is useful for managing depression, although correct dosing is crucial to avoid feelings of anxiety.

Chronic Pain, Muscle Pain and Other Types of Pain

Myrcene, a common terpene, is a potential pain alleviator, making it an option for those seeking relief from chronic pain. It’s important to note that terpenes’ levels may not reach sufficient levels for producing these effects on their own — cannabinoids and flavonoids also help contribute to terpenes’ effects in what is known as the “entourage effect.”

Dosing

White 99 contains a high level of THC, so dose slow and low to prevent anxiety or paranoia from taking hold. As with eating any form of cannabis edible, it is best to dose very carefully. Start with a dose between 2.5 and 5.0 mg if you eat White 99 in an edible. If you inhale White 99 and have no experience with this strain (cultivar), just start with a puff or two and redosing as necessary.

Generally, it is best to go slow and low, especially if you are eating cannabis, where a starting dose of 2.5 mg – 5.0 mg is ideal. Those inhaling cannabis should take just one or two puffs at a time, waiting a few minutes between each pull to lower the chances of an overwhelming effect.

Growing

White 99 isn’t the first choice for many novice growers; it can be slightly more on the challenging side to grow. And even if successful, it has relatively low yields. In saying that, this strain can be grown from seed indoors and outdoors, giving some flexibility to growers. The plant has distinct vibrant green buds with yellow hairs, making it a visually appealing strain.

Height

White 99 reaches between 2 to 2.6 feet in height when grown indoors. If grown outdoors, the plant usually grows taller, reaching upwards of 3 feet.

Humidity and Temperature

White 99 grows best at around 65% relative humidity. It also enjoys warmer temperatures, upwards of 68 degrees Fahrenheit at night and 68-86 degrees Fahrenheit during the day.

Flowering

The flowering period begins at approximately eight to nine weeks, and flowering lasts between 42 and 50 days. At this time, the yield, if grown indoors, is around 5.6 ounces per plant. If grown outdoors, the White 99 strain yield is significantly higher, around 10.5 ounces per plant. These yields are remarkably lower than many other strains, making it a less popular strain for beginner growers or those seeking bumper yields.

The timing of harvest is essential to maximize terpene and THC content. The harvesting time is around October, but milky-white trichomes on the buds tell you when the buds are ready to harvest. This is inconsistent with the signs on other strains, indicating their readiness for harvest with yellow trichomes.

Frequently Asked Questions

What’s White 99 good for?

The White 99 marijuana strain is good for experienced users after an enjoyable daytime high. It’s good to increase focus and channel some extra creativity. Users suffering from depression have noted symptom relief from this strain. Its terpene content also suggests this strain has the potential for relieving pain, making it good for those experiencing chronic pain.

Is White 99 an indica or a sativa?

White 99 marijuana crosses indica and sativa plants, making it a hybrid. However, the strain is sativa-leaning. White 99 tests at 70% sativa and 30% indica.

How does White 99 strain make you feel?

The White 99 weed strain has an uplifting effect, and many users experience a happy mood with increased focus and creativity. However, due to this strain’s high THC content, inexperienced users may find the high makes them anxious. Users may also note classic negative side effects of smoking cannabis, including dry eyes and mouth.

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