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White Widow CBD Auto combines the classic resin of this family with a rich yet manageable CBD profile. In the most documented 1:1 version, it offers 9–10% THC, according to our breeders' analyses, along with a fresh, tart, sweet and resinous flavor and a gentle, relaxing and functional effect.
| THC | 9–10% in the most documented 1:1 version; ≈5% in 2:1 selections |
|---|---|
| CBD | 9–10% in the most documented 1:1 version; ≈10% in 2:1 selections |
| Lineage | Auto White Widow x CBD Sweet and Sour Widow |
| Effects | Gentle, relaxing, functional, balanced and with a pronounced body feel |
| Flavors | Fresh, tart, sweet, citrus, floral, spicy, pepper, honey, pine, earth, dry wood and resin |
The thick coating of white trichomes that made the White Widow family recognizable appears here in a more restrained, CBD-rich version. White Widow CBD Auto keeps the resinous character and dense buds, but brings them to a compact and relatively short autoflowering plant.
Its lineage crosses Auto White Widow with CBD Sweet and Sour Widow. The heritage of the classic White Widow is still present underneath, coming from a Brazilian landrace sativa and a resinous indica from southern India. The result keeps that background of resin, wood, spices and earth, accompanied by fresh, tart, sweet and floral notes, together with honey, pine and pepper.
These White Widow CBD Auto seeds are especially suitable when you want indica-dominant genetics that do not make cultivation too complicated. The plant starts with a compact structure, can later spread sideways and finishes by forming dense buds loaded with resin.
Our breeders consider it an easy plant to manage and suitable for both indoor and outdoor cultivation. The usual cycle from germination to harvest is around 9–10 weeks, with frequent records of 63 to 70 days, although certain expressions or conditions can take it to around 75 days or more. Production sits at a medium level, with records from real grows averaging close to 44 g per plant.
The feedback we have received confirms that it is worth watching the plant as well as the calendar. One grower told us that their White Widow CBD Auto needed exactly 89 days, while another started with ordinary backyard soil and no previous experience. It is a good example of how accessible it can be to grow, but also of the variation between grows. Do not force the harvest just because you have reached the tenth week if the plant still needs more time to finish. It is suitable for outdoor cultivation, although the available information does not set a specific climate as a requirement.
Its profile aims to move away from the intensity of a conventional THC-rich White Widow. The high CBD content supports an experience that is gentler, calmer, more balanced and functional, with a noticeable body feel and a meditative touch without becoming overwhelming.
One grower who tried it described good terpenes and clear body relaxation without being knocked out. Another specifically highlighted its strong pine smell. This profile makes the experience feel more like slowing down among resin, dry wood and pine than chasing the cerebral and energizing hit of the classic White Widow.
If you are looking for seeds with the White Widow character adapted to a more balanced CBD profile, these genetics bring together resin, manageable cultivation and a compact autoflowering cycle. At Bulk Genetics, you can order them with 100% discreet shipping and choose fast tracked shipping options.
You receive genetics produced by the breeders at Bulk Genetics and a product description based on the available data for this variety, without turning variable cultivation figures into fixed promises.
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White Widow CBD Auto is an indica-dominant strain. Its lineage keeps the hybrid heritage of White Widow while adding autoflowering and CBD-rich genetics.
Yes. It is described as easy to manage, compact and relatively short. We have even received feedback from a grower who started with ordinary backyard soil and no previous experience.
The usual time is 9–10 weeks, approximately 63–70 days. Some plants can reach around 75 days or longer; one grower reported a specific cycle of 89 days.
