Limon Y Pina #3 (Pineapple Pheno) is a documented cannabis cultivar in the Strain Encyclopedia. It is listed with the parent cross Cinderella 99 60-65 Sativa /Indica Ratio: 50/50 × Love Potion #1.
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Limon Y Pina #3, known specifically as the Pineapple Pheno, is a balanced hybrid cannabis strain produced from a cross of Love Potion #1 and Cinderella 99. The resulting genetic profile sits at roughly 60 to 65 percent sativa influence against an indica foundation, though the expressed sativa-to-indica ratio lands at an even 50/50 split, suggesting this particular phenotype pulls characteristics from both sides of its lineage in a notably balanced fashion. Both parent strains carry reputations for pronounced terpene expression and cerebral energy, and Limon Y Pina #3 reflects that heritage through the specific pheno it represents.
True to its Pineapple Pheno designation, this cut presents an aroma profile oriented around tropical fruit, with pineapple notes at the forefront. The citrus influence, hinted at by the "Limon" in its name, contributes a brighter, slightly tart edge that keeps the nose from reading as purely sweet. The flavor profile follows in kind, offering that tropical-citrus combination on the inhale and exhale that makes this phenotype stand apart from other expressions of the same cross.
Commonly reported experiences among users include an uplifted, mentally engaged state consistent with what one might expect from Cinderella 99's genetic contribution, paired with a grounded physical ease that the indica side delivers. Users frequently describe the onset as clear and energizing without tipping into restlessness, settling into a relaxed but functional finish. The balance between the two parental influences appears to express itself in how the effect arc moves — active early, mellowing as time passes.
Grow data beyond the genetic ratio has not been specified for this entry. Cultivators approaching Limon Y Pina #3 would be well advised to research the known characteristics of its parent lines, Love Potion #1 and Cinderella 99, as a practical starting point for anticipating structure, flowering behavior, and yield tendencies until more strain-specific cultivation data becomes available.
From a breeding standpoint, the even phenotypic expression this cut demonstrates makes it a potentially useful candidate for breeders seeking a stable tropical-citrus aromatic base with a balanced effect profile. The clarity of its terpene expression and its 50/50 functional balance give it a defined identity within a cross that, depending on phenotype selection, can lean considerably in either direction.