White Rhino Seeds

When it comes to fragrance, White Rhino is pretty much the embodiment of aromatic bliss with its distinct and pervasive pungent woody aroma that is both earthy and sweet–making it one of the most fragrant strains around. Flavor wise, this indica-heavy strain is consistently described as being both creamy and piney. When combusted, users are in for a treat, as White Rhino’s smoke is exceptionally clean and smooth with a delightful blend of various tastes that include a fresh woody flavor with pleasant sweet and spicy notes to boot.

White Rhino’s terpene profile

This smooth yet potent indica contains numerous terpenes, which are what give White Rhino its fragrance and incredible symphony of flavors. Its dominant terpenes is myrcene–followed by phellandrene, β-Pinene, caryophyllene, L-Limonene, and carene. (Each of which you can easily do as a search online to find out their specific traits. etc.)

What are the effects of the White Rhino strain?

• Relaxed
• Happy
• Euphoric
• Sleepy

With nuggets that look akin to the horn of a rhino, White Rhino is the cannabis equivalent of a nepo baby with one of the best-known cannabis strains, White Widow, as one of its two parents. Its other parent strain is an unknown indica from North America.

From experienced to amateur weed growers to total first-time newbies, White Rhino marijuana seeds can be easily cultivated to produce cannabis plants that contain an indica-to-sativa ratio of 80:20 and a THC level of 20%. White Rhino is an exceptional strain that makes for the ultimate smooth and clean indica high that will creep up on you, leaving you in a sleepy and euphorically happy state from the top of your head to the bottom of your feet.

Once this potent indica-dominant strain fully kicks in, its bliss-inducing effects combined with its calming effect will likely have your body and mind feeling completely relaxed and at ease. It pretty much goes without saying that the White Rhino strain is not for wake-and-bakers, as its sedating properties will knock you over like a rhino, but without the physical pain that would come from being run over by an actual rhino.

However, before this indica-heavy hybrid strain has you resting peacefully dreaming of places far away, you can first expect a soothing period of just being able to fully enjoy and settle into its calming effects–provided you use this beautiful strain in moderation.

What do I need to do to have a successful cannabis cultivation journey with my White Rhino marijuana seeds?

Loved not just for its effects, aroma, and taste, low-maintenance White Rhino is also adored for providing a seamless cultivation experience to cultivators of all skill levels. As a strain that can be easily and successfully cultivated indoors and out, the main thing to remember no matter where you grow White Rhino is that it will need plenty of nitrogen and potassium, and you’ll want to top and prune it from time to time. As for its exact needs outside, White Rhino plants need to be in a semi-humid environment where daytime temperatures consistently hover between 68-80 degrees Fahrenheit. Grown inside, this hybrid responds best to hydroponics, but can be cultivated in soil.

What do White Rhino plants look like?

As mentioned near the start, White Rhino got its name from its pointy leaves and buds that rather resemble the horns of a rhinoceros. Along with its horn-shaped formations, this strain matures into plants that are bushy and wide. In addition, White Rhino tends to be rather tall, which is unusual as indicas tend to be on the short side and sativas tend to be the tall growers. In regards to this indica hybrid’s buds, they’re quite dense, which IS a very common indica structural trait, and are a sort of minty green with an abundance of white sugary-looking trichomes frosting their surface–all of which is beautifully contrasted by a swath of willowy orange pistils.

When to harvest your White Rhino cannabis plants?

Basically, White Rhino is the total package in every way: it’s easy to grow, it tastes and smells incredible, its effects are bar none, and it provides growers with exceptionally generous yields both indoors and out. When cultivated inside, this near-pure indica usually starts to flower in 9-10 weeks, after which it should provide an impressive harvest of 900 grams per square meter. Grown outside in Mother Nature, White Rhino usually renders a hugely impressive yield of 1,200 grams per plant after flowering sometime around the early part of October.