White Widow
EFFECTS
White Widow: family tree
- Parents
- Brazilian × South Indian
- Descendants
- White Rhino Secret Weapon White Russian Rosetta Stone Strawberry Cheesecake Jack Frost Snow White Ice Cream (Jack Herer × White Widow) Auto Jack See all 115 descendants →
- Landrace roots
- Brazilian South Indian
Other sources say (6)
- (Brazilian × South Indian) × Afghan Lowryder × NL Special Spliff Seeds
- South American × South Indian Growers Choice
- Critical Dinafem, Zamnesia, Herbies, Seeds Mafia
- Northern Lights Nirvana
- Manga Rosa Brazilian Zamnesia
- Critical Mass Original Sensible
Lineage as declared by the seedbanks: sometimes they disagree.
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Description from Dinafem
Morphology
White Widow transforms into a thick and vigorous Indica-shaped marijuana plant that can reach heights of 2.5 m when grown outdoors. Her leaves are small, dark, and shiny, featuring a range of green tones. She also has wide leaflets with a sharp point.
Yield
White Widow is a heavy producer of large, heavy, and solid nuggets. One of her standout qualities is her extraordinary ability to produce resin. During flowering, her buds are covered with a thick layer of resinous trichomes that, at their peak, give the plant an almost white appearance—hence her name, White Widow.
Aromas and Flavours
White Widow emits a fresh and floral aroma. Her taste is richer, blending bittersweet notes with pleasant floral and fruity undertones.
Effects
White Widow is also world-famous for her remarkably relaxing and therapeutic properties. The physically powerful 'high' she delivers helps you relax deeply and achieve a long-lasting state of calmness. Perfect for combating insomnia, anxiety, or stress.
Cultivation
White Widow is ideal for both indoor and outdoor cultivation. She is one of the easiest plants to grow in our catalog. Monitoring her behavior when in contact with moisture by watering moderately will be enough for her to reach her full potential. When growing outdoors, she thrives in dry, temperate, and Mediterranean climates due to her need for ample light. However, she can also be cultivated in colder climates such as France, the UK, or the Netherlands, though care should be taken to avoid moisture-related issues, especially in the final weeks before harvest.
Thanks to her compact size, White Widow is especially suited for indoor growing. In a square meter, 6–9 plants of White Widow can be grown comfortably, resulting in an abundant yield. Maintaining an average temperature of 20–22 ºC is ideal, but ensure it does not exceed 28ºC.
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