In the late 90s, as the first grow shops began to appear in the region, Bilbao was already acquainted with a particularly exceptional WHITE WIDOW strain. Many years ago, a group of very esteemed farmers in the Basque region who were real pioneers in indoor growing and cannabis advocacy hand-picked this strain. Notably, this specific WHITE WIDOW has won numerous accolades, confirming its standing as a real champion.
This variety stands out for producing an abundance of resin and having a gorgeous white look. It also has an intensely fragrant scent with overtones of wood and flowers. This strain has a taste that is earthy and dry, with a hint of sweetness that is reminiscent of moss.
This strain's potency is highly recognised for its mostly INDICA effects, which have the ability to induce deep relaxation in consumers. But it also carries a hint of SATIVA, which makes sure you don't get completely paralysed and maintain mental awareness. It is a tiny plant with wide, dark green leaves that grows especially well in hydroponic systems.
This strain excels at producing an abundance of trichomes once its tight and compact white buds are properly dried, even if it might not be the most prolific producer during growing. It grows to a considerable height of broad, bushy shrub with many branches that bears dense, resinous buds when cultivated outdoors.
- Type: Indica (indica / sativa)
- Indoor Production: 450-550 gr/m2
- Outdoor Production: 1450-1950 gr/plant
- Indoor Flowering: 58-70 days
- Outdoor Harvest: September / October (Northern Hemisphere) – March / April (Southern Hemisphere)
Strain FAQ
What terpenes are responsible for earthiness?
Along with myrcene, humulene adds a woody tone to the earthy scent, and it's intriguing that hops contain it. Beta-caryophyllene's spicy, peppery scent adds earthiness and reportedly interacts with the endocannabinoid system.
What kind of aroma profiles are expected of 50/50 hybrids?
These hybrids offer a huge variety of different smells and flavours due to their rich genetics. Their unique terpene profiles from both sides of the family allow them to smell like everything from ripe berries to woodland after rain.
Can you describe ancient European cannabis cultivation?
Archaeology suggests ancient Europeans grew cannabis for its psychotropic effects and textiles. This lengthy history has adapted strains to local production and use and shows a strong relationship between humans and cannabis in Europe.
Does temperature impact white strain cultivation?
White strain care is said to be a delicate skill that depends on temperature. At the end of the flowering phase, cooler night temperatures might increase trichome synthesis, improving the strain's white colour and THC content.
What is the history of these early-finishing strains?
Many of these strains are descendants of landrace strains that evolved in certain regions over generations. Breeders have used these old genetic features to generate hybrids that flower early and offer new tastes, effects, and disease resistance.
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