White Widow Auto

Autoflowering White Widow Seeds: Simply Legendary

White Widow seeds produce one of the most unique and beautiful buds in the world. The dense green buds and purple leaves only accentuate the white crystals that give the strain its notorious look. Its genetics are a mix of Brazillian Sativa and South Indian Indica. Known as one of the easier strains to grow, White Widow has an earthy taste and aroma that is best described as “intense”. The work to yield ratio is favorable and no matter the grow setup you should see a beautiful flower within weeks of planting. If you are hoping to grow a strain that gives you a boost of energy and won’t drag you down in social situations then White Widow is a perfect choice. The uplifting effects are desired by medical marijuana patients looking to curb anxiety and depression.

Growing Tips for Our Seeds

As stated above White Widow seeds are beginner-friendly. The medium height yet higher yield plants aren’t fussy or difficult. If it your first time ever growing cannabis, White Widow is a great option for you. The grow has been referred to as almost “foolproof” by seasoned growers and as long as you stay on top of your grow schedule you should be able to walk away with a great harvest. Make sure you have ample room in both indoor and outdoor grow setups as White Widow can grow to be over three and a half feet indoors and well over six feet tall. Once it hits the flowering stage it is visually one of the most beautiful plants you will ever see.

Dial in Your Growing Conditions

• Indoor or Outdoor: Growing White Widow plants is as easy indoors versus outdoors. These plants don’t need nearly as much attention  or training as other fussier strains. The desired temperature for White Widow to be successful is between 70-85 degrees farenheit. The plants need at least 6-8 hours of direct sunlight per day. Don’t worry if the plants receive more light, because they can withstand up to 12 hours per day. Just another reason why growing these plants is easy. The growing cycle is fairly short as well. 
• Moisture control: White Widow requires the soil to be constantly moist. Make sure you pay attention to the soil because over-saturating it can be deadly to the plant. The humidity should be around 40-50% during the late bloom stages. To avoid mold make sure you have adequate airflow and control your watering.
• Training Techniques: White Widow plants benefit greatly from low-stress training. Because the strain requires even light across the entire plant you are going to want to trim down the canopy to ensure every inch of the flowers, bud and soil get constant light. This will help with an even grow and have you harvesting big beautiful buds in a matter of weeks.

The Germination Game Plan

Before you even plant your White Widow female cannabis plants, you will first need to germinate these seeds. To do so, refer to our free germination guide, knowing that they are backed by our impressive 90% germination guarantee.

Yields, Flowering Time and Harvest

• Flowering Time: Indoors you are looking at a 8 to 10 week grow cycle while outdoors you can expect to harvest around mid-October. You’ll know when it is time to harvest because the tricombs will become milky white with a touch of amber coloring.
• Yields: Indoor yields are up to 400 grams per square meter, while outdoor grows typically produce 500 grams per plant. These numbers are fantastic when you consider how light the workload is when growing this plant. Definitely a great yield number for a first time grower.

Dominant Terpenes in White Widow: The Breakdown of a Legend

White Widow’s earthy taste and aroma are created by its dominant terpenes. Everything from the scent to the euphoric head and body high attributed to its chemical makeup. The science behind this strain is especially unique and a better understanding of the build of the plant can ensure you get the right flavor notes and scents when growing your bud.

• Caryophyllene: Earthy and Herbal– Caryophyllene is recognized for its spicy and peppery scent and taste. Known for stress-reducing and relaxing qualities.
• Pinene: Piney and Fragrant – Helps to enhance the uplifting feeling produced by the White Widow plants. This terpene is abundant in citrus rinds and conifers. The terpenes and cannabinoids in White Widow cause it to have an energetic effect.
• Myrcene: Musky Notes – Because White Widow is pretty evenly balanced you won’t get a super tired or super energetic high one way or another, however, the Myrcene in White Widow will help you get a quality sleep once you start coming down. One of the things Myrcene is known for is helping to overcome insomnia in users.

Dominant Cannabinoids in Chocolope

Cannabinoids although in the background, play an important role in White Widow and can be attributed to the positive effects that the strain can offer the user. That creative, energetic, and uplifted feeling is in large part due to THC and CBD. The Cannabinoids in this strain are linked to the euphoria that accompanies it. While high, the THC levels in White Widow are balanced and won’t overwhelm the user.

• THC: The Main Character – THC is the most dominant cannabinoid on the molecular level of White Widow. The crystalline compound tetrahydrocannabinol is the main ingredient of cannabis. Topping out at 23%, the THC in the Indica dominant strain is responsible for the uplifted feeling you get when you use it. The high THC levels in White Widow will give you a powerful cerebral high without cementing you to the couch.
• CBD: Lower Levels – Very small amounts of the chemical compound of White Widow being CBD the Cannabidiol in this strain won’t change your mood or the way your body feels. There will be a slight body buzz that will act as an anti-inflammatory and help your body recover faster.