Appearance of the plants

White Widow Autoflower plants are compact and stocky, making them ideal for low-profile setups. With dark green leaves and a prominent main cola, the plants develop thick, resinous buds that practically glow with their coating of trichomes. They reach heights of 90-120 cm, and their open structure allows excellent airflow, which keeps plants happy and healthy. Expect a frosty look as harvest time approaches, giving these plants the classic “white” look that’s earned White Widow her legendary status.

The taste & smell

White Widow Autoflower has a bold and earthy aroma with hints of spice and pepper. It’s subtle enough to avoid drawing too much attention, perfect for those who prefer a low-key grow. The taste follows with a mix of earthiness and a fruity, floral finish that lingers on the palate. Each puff offers a smooth, classic flavor that old-school enthusiasts will appreciate, with just enough complexity to keep things interesting. This strain is a flavorful experience without overwhelming the senses.

Effects

With THC levels around 14-18%, White Widow Autoflower provides an uplifting, clear-headed high that’s perfect for getting the mind going without feeling overly intense. The effects start with a mental boost, bringing a spark of creativity and focus that’s great for daytime activities or social settings. As the high progresses, there’s a gentle body relaxation that sets in, leaving you calm but not couch-locked. It’s a versatile strain ideal for enjoying nature, art, or just easing into a peaceful state of mind.

Growing characteristics/yield

White Widow Autoflower cannabis seeds are an excellent choice for beginners and experienced growers alike, with an 11-12 week grow time from seed to harvest. Indoors, these plants can produce up to 450 grams per square meter, while outdoor plants can yield around 120 grams each in optimal climates. They thrive with minimal maintenance, thanks to their autoflowering nature, and do well in both small pots for Sea of Green setups or under HID lighting. These resilient plants also handle temperature swings and resist mildew, making them a reliable option for any grower.