White Widow
- THC 22%
- Flowering Time From 49 to 56 days
- Yield 500 g/m²
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.
Price Comparison Table — White Widow
| Vendor | 1 Seed | 3 Seeds | 5 Seeds | 10 Seeds |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Mr Hanf
Best price
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€6.03 |
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€19.01 €3.80 / seed | €33.74 €3.37 / seed |
Cannoptikum
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€15.07 €5.02 / seed | €21.32 €4.26 / seed | €38.93 €3.89 / seed |
London Seed Centre
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€8.37 | €22.12 €7.37 / seed | €31.68 €6.34 / seed | €56.19 €5.62 / seed |
Description from Kera Seeds
Strain Overview
This unique hybrid blends the energetic qualities of Brazilian Sativa with the calming effects of Southern India Indica, resulting in a 50/50 Sativa-dominant strain. With a THC content of 22%, it offers a balanced experience that’s both invigorating and soothing.
Growing Characteristics
Indoors, the plant reaches a height of 80–140 cm and can yield up to 500 g/m². Outdoors, it grows taller, reaching 150–225 cm. The flowering time is relatively short, taking 7–8 weeks from start to finish.
Flavor and Aroma Profile
This strain delights the senses with a rich aroma featuring notes of kiwi, passion fruit, a hint of citrus, and a fresh herb-garden impression. Its complex scent profile is matched by a flavorful experience that’s both tropical and earthy.
Cultivation Tips
Best suited for indoor, outdoor, and greenhouse cultivation, this strain responds well to Low Stress Training (LST) and Screen of Green (ScrOG) techniques. Moderate defoliation, plant support, and careful humidity control will help maximize yield and quality.
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