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Gypsy Widow by Exotic Seed
Gypsy Widow by Exotic Seed is not a new cross built from distant lines, but a work based on two White Widow phenotypes. White Widow “A” and White Widow “B” are not used here as nostalgia, but as the basis for a strain that brings classic resin expression, a balanced plant frame and solid production together.
The 50 to 50 indica and sativa structure mainly shows in the way Gypsy Widow should not be read as extremely narrow or especially squat. It remains a balanced photoperiod strain where even development matters more than one spectacular single trait.
With a 9 week flowering time and an outdoor harvest in October, it stays easy to plan. Exotic Seed lists 550 to 600 g per m², which fits a line that works through stable flower formation and resin coverage rather than exaggerated stretch or pure mass language.
Gypsy Widow does not need a complicated training approach. An even canopy, enough light on the middle branches and clean airflow make more sense than hard late corrections. Pushing it too far in one direction would take away part of its balanced character.
The appeal sits in the calm White Widow core: resinous flowers, classic hybrid structure and a yield window that does not need a big story around it. Gypsy Widow is therefore better explained through selection and plant shape than through loud potency promises.
Key facts
- Breeder: Exotic Seed
- Seed type: feminized photoperiod
- Crossing: White Widow “A” Pheno x White Widow “B”
- Indica: 50 %
- Sativa: 50 %
- Flowering time: 9 Weeks
- Harvest month: October (North hemisphere)
- Yield indoors: 550-650 g/m2
- Cultivation: Indoor, Outdoor and Greenhouse
Cannabis seeds are sold for collection and genetic preservation. Check the law in your country before germinating them.
Sold and shipped by Cannoptikum (Cannoptikum KG, Rinn, Austria). Seeds ship worldwide; grow-shop products ship within the EU. Prices are set by the vendor and you complete your purchase on their site. Adults only.













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