White Widow #2 Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: Sagarmatha Seeds

Sagarmatha Widow #2 is a cross of White Widow and Lowryder #2. This strain is also known as White Dwarf, Snow Ryder, Low Widow and probably many more....

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White Widow #2 Cannabis Seeds from Sagarmatha Seeds

Sagarmatha Widow #2 is a cross of White Widow and Lowryder #2. This strain is also known as White Dwarf, Snow Ryder, Low Widow and probably many more. The original Widow parner is a short plant as it is and with this breed the plants can be very close together making it suited for sea of green set ups similar to a vertical system. In a typical grow room you would be looking at 9 plants per m2 but with the Widow #2 you can get 16 easily. What you sacrifice in single plant yield you make up for in the multiple plant m2.

Strain: White Widow #2
Seed bank: Sagarmatha Seeds
Genetics: White Widow x Lowryder #2
Indica/Sativa mix: Mostly indica
Flowering Period: 8 weeks
Harvest Date: Late Season
Height: Very Short
Yield: 400 grams per m2
Yield per day: 7.14 grams per day in flowering
THC Content: Medium, High
Characteristics: A small producer that only needs a tiny space

Strain FAQ

What genealogy do many white strains share?

Many white strains are derived from White Widow, a 1990s Dutch hybrid. White Widow set the high potency and effects profile criteria for numerous white strains, affecting the genetics of many hybrids.

Are shorter cannabis strains more resilient?

Short strains are frequently stronger because of their indica genetics and the harsh environments they evolved in. They endure temperature changes and pests better, making them less laborious.

Why are South American landraces valuable?

After years of adaptation to their particular surroundings, South American landrace strains are prized for their pure DNA. Due of their particular qualities, breeders want these strains to bring new genetic traits into hybrid breeds.

Why are auto-flowering strains more suitable for small spaces?

Auto-flowering plants are said to be ideal for those operating in small grow rooms or trying to have a minimal impact on their surroundings. Small and bushy, they mix nicely with other plants and are ideal for space-limited arrangements.

Why is it reported that increased CO2 levels are useful?

It has been well reported that higher CO2 levels improve photosynthesis, and therefore enhances plant growth and yields. Some indoor enthusiasts reportedly increase CO2 to more than double what plants breathe in nature, enabling rapid growth.