White Widow Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: Ministry of Cannabis

Legendary plant dominating market since 1995. Cross between Indian and Brazilian, medium height, excellent taste with fruity notes. Strong high, performs well i

$6.07

White Widow Cannabis Seeds from Ministry of Cannabis

White Widow: a name, a legend. This plant has appeared on the market in 1995 and it has been the dominator of the scene ever since. White Widow is a cross between Indian and Brazilian, medium height, excellent taste with notes of fruit. The subtle aroma reminds you of the fresh pine cones when they are still on the trees. The high is strong both on the mind and on the body, but not at all lethargic. It performs well in sea of green and it doesn't dislike it if you reduce the amount of light in the last days of flowering to further stimulate the resin production.

Kind of seeds: Female
Indoor/Outdoor
60% Sativa 40% Indica
Flowering Time: 8-10 weeks
Yield: 450 gr per sq. mt. indoor, up to 300 gr outdoor
THC: 18%

Strain FAQ

Why are these strains white?

A thick covering of trichomes gives these strains their stunning "white" appearance. These small, crystal-like structures produce THC, CBD, and terpenes, enhancing the strain's scent and potential.

Has the main terpene responsible for pine flavour been used elsewhere?

Indeed, it has a long history! Pine needles and alpha-pinene-rich resin have been employed by indigenous cultures for various purposes. I find it amazing that this particular terpene has been used so widely across cultures and time.

Why do Sativa-dominant strains flower slower than Indicas?

Sativa-dominant strains flower slower than their indica cousins, usually in around 60–90 days. Their sluggish pace reflects their equatorial heritage, where longer growing seasons have moulded their growth patterns.

What makes average yielding strains' terpene profiles unique?

There is nothing particular that binds their terpene profiles together as their genetics are very varied and all cannabis plants have many terpenes. It is the combination of these terpenes which gives cannabis its smell and taste. The combination can result in a range from earthy and piney to fruity and sweet.

What does this strain's Central Asian heritage mean?

These strains, from Afghanistan's highlands and Kazakhstan's steppes, can withstand cold winters and hot days. This makes them adaptable to various different climates.