Description
DNA GENETICS > WHITE WIDOW (BRAZILIAN SATIVA LANDRACE X SOUTH INDIAN INDICA)
Most consumers seek the uplifting, rejuvenating impact. This strain provides a mental buzz. It energizes your mind and relaxes your body. Astounding resin production makes it ideal for extraction and potential use for many products.
It’s easy to grow and promises hefty yields. The glittering bounty may be rich in critical cannabinoids like THC. We explain its lineage, growing needs, unique flavors, and potential yields.
White Widow weed seeds originate from a Brazilian landrace sativa female and a South Indian male. The result is a balanced hybrid that’s easy to grow and yields impressive harvests of resin-soaked buds. THC levels may be high and produce extensive reactions in these marijuana plants.
This 1995 Cannabis Cup winner earned its name from the thick trichome deposits that cover it like snow. White Widow’s crystalline colas comprise dense, pale green buds that bend branches.
The original breeder of this legend remains a point of contention. Today, you can get the feminized version of this superstar strain. These seeds produce female plants at a 99% rate.
This weed strain has an unusual earthy flavor. It also boasts spicy, herbal, and woody tones. White Widow seeds grow into plants that aren’t overly aromatic, aiding low-profile growth.
The buds show off their flavors once you dry and cure them, unleashing a unique combination of terpenes. Scientists have isolated myrcene, caryophyllene, humulene, alpha-pinene, and several other compounds in White Widow.
The White Widow marijuana strain is energizing yet simultaneously relaxing. The surge in cerebral stimulation means you’re hyper aware. At the same time, your limbs are comfortably numb.
You can cultivate this strain indoors, outdoors, or in a greenhouse. White Widow seeds produce top-shelf cannabis and highly coveted flowers. Carefully negotiate the growth cycle to get the best out of this exceptional strain.
Outdoor plants are bushy and can grow six feet tall in Mediterranean or continental climates. In the Northern Hemisphere, flowering begins after the summer solstice.
The trichomes should change from clear to cloudy in early October. Outdoor harvests may approach 25 oz./plant.
Outdoor plants are bushy and can grow six feet tall in Mediterranean or continental climates. In the Northern Hemisphere, flowering begins after the summer solstice.
The trichomes should change from clear to cloudy in early October. Outdoor harvests may approach 25 oz./plant.
Feminized Photoperiod
