White Widow

White Widow is a living legend in the cannabis world. It emerged in the ’90s in Amsterdam, the result of crossing a Brazilian Sativa Landrace with a South Indian Indica. This iconic strain quickly gained popularity thanks to its potent effects and unique genetic profile. With a perfect balance of 60% Sativa and 40% Indica, White Widow has been a staple in the cannabis community, consistently delivering high-quality results to both amateur and expert growers alike.

White Widow is a robust and compact plant, reaching an average height of up to 8 feet outdoors. It has an elegant, fir-like structure that supports the weight of its abundant buds well. The buds are truly spectacular, large and rock-hard, covered in a dense layer of white trichomes that give them a frosty appearance. This shiny resin layer makes the buds look otherworldly, a visual spectacle that leaves no one indifferent. Every time you open a jar of White Widow, you’ll be amazed by the quality and impeccable look of its flowers.

White Widow is a strain that has been reworked and used in the development of many new hybrids by seed banks like Dutch Passion, Pyramid, and Dinafem. It’s a plant that appeals to both novices for its simplicity and veterans for its top-tier harvest. Like other great classics such as Skunk or AK47, whether grown indoors or outdoors, it always meets expectations.

Flavor and Effects

The flavor of White Widow is a symphony of earthy tones, with pine notes and a spicy touch that blend perfectly. Opening a jar of White Widow greets you with aromas reminiscent of a walk through a pine forest after light rain, mixed with a subtle hint of spices. This flavor profile is unmistakable and once you taste it, it’s unforgettable.

As for its effects, White Widow is known for providing a perfect balance between cerebral euphoria and body relaxation. With THC content ranging from 15% to 20%, and low CBD content, generally less than 1%, this strain offers a mixed experience that is both energizing and relaxing. The effect starts with an euphoric high that stimulates conversation and creativity, followed by a smooth relaxation that doesn’t leave you couch-locked.

White Widow Terpenes

The terpenes in White Widow are responsible for its characteristic aromas and many of its therapeutic benefits. Among the main terpenes are:

• Alpha-Pinene: With a fresh, pine aroma, this terpene is known for its anti-inflammatory properties and ability to improve memory and focus.
• Beta-Caryophyllene: This spicy, woody terpene not only adds depth to the flavor profile but also has anti-inflammatory and analgesic properties, beneficial for pain relief.
• Guaiol: With notes of pine and rose, this terpene contributes to relaxation and has antioxidant properties.
• Humulene: Offers an earthy, woody aroma and is known for its appetite suppressant and anti-inflammatory effects.
• Isopulegol: With a fresh, menthol aroma, this terpene is recognized for its calming effects and ability to reduce anxiety.
• Neryl Acetate: Provides a floral, fruity touch and is used in aromatherapy for its calming and relaxing effects.

These terpenes not only enrich White Widow’s aromatic and flavor profile but also enhance its therapeutic effects, making it an excellent choice for those seeking a comprehensive and beneficial experience.

Yield and Flowering Time

White Widow is known for its generous yield and relatively short flowering time. Both novice and experienced growers appreciate this strain for its ease of cultivation and ability to produce abundant, high-quality harvests.

For indoor grows, White Widow has a flowering time of approximately 55 to 60 days. Under optimal conditions, growers can expect yields of up to 1.8 ounces per square foot using 300-350W LED lighting systems. Utilizing methods like SOG (Sea of Green) is recommended to maximize production and ensure even light distribution, promoting the growth of larger, denser buds.

For outdoor grows, it’s ready for harvest between late September and early October. In a suitable outdoor environment, where plants can receive maximum sunlight, each plant can produce up to 35 ounces. The plants can reach an impressive height of up to 8 feet, providing a substantial amount of resinous buds.

Thanks to its robust genetics, White Widow is resistant to pests and diseases, making it a reliable option for growers looking for a high-yielding strain with minimal hassle. With proper care and optimal conditions, this strain rewards with a trichome-rich, terpene-laden harvest, ready to offer an exceptional cannabis experience.

How to Grow White Widow

White Widow is a strain we recommend to both beginner and experienced growers due to its ease of cultivation. This strain is moderately easy to grow, as long as some basic tips are followed to maximize its potential.

For the best results, it’s crucial to grow White Widow in a warm, sunny climate, with daytime temperatures between 68°F and 80°F. This plant also adapts well to Mediterranean climates, where nights are slightly cooler, staying between 59°F and 70°F. When growing indoors, it’s important to maintain good control of temperature and humidity, ensuring adequate ventilation to prevent mold issues.

One of the standout features of White Widow is its resistance to pests and diseases. Thanks to its robust genetics, this strain is less prone to common infestations or diseases, making it a reliable choice for growers seeking a hardy and high-yielding plant.

Frequently Asked Questions

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