White Widow

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White Widow by Buddha Seeds

White Widow is one of those varieties that does not need much explanation, as its place has been well established since the 1990s. Buddha Seeds presents it accordingly, not as a modern reinterpretation but as a classic hybrid that draws its identity from the original combination of sativa and indica genetics. Within the catalogue, it functions more as a reference point than as a trend driven release.

In growth, this balanced background becomes quite visible. Plants tend to develop a stable structure with supportive side branches, remaining manageable without pushing strongly toward height or width. Buddha Seeds describes their version as accessible in handling, suggesting a variety that does not require overly complex management.

In terms of key data, White Widow is generally placed in the mid range. Flowering time is typically around 8 to 9 weeks, and the variety is described as productive without being defined purely by maximum output. The breeder also highlights strong resin production, which aligns with its long standing role in breeding.

Aromatically, White Widow does not follow a sweet or fruit driven direction. Instead, it is characterised by spicy, slightly woody and resinous notes, often accompanied by a subtle pine like freshness. This gives it a clearer and more traditional identity compared to modern dessert style strains.

Some variation can still appear between individual plants, particularly in the intensity of resinous notes or in flower structure. These differences remain relatively moderate. White Widow by Buddha Seeds presents itself as a stable and classic hybrid whose core character has remained consistent over time.

Key facts

• Breeder: Buddha Seeds
• Seed type: feminized photoperiod
• Crossing: White Widow
• Flowering time: 65-70 Days
• Harvest month: End of October
• Yield indoors: 500-650 g/m2
• Yield outdoors: 500-2000 grams per plant
• Aroma: Spicy, with hints of pine resins and wood
• Cultivation: Indoor, Outdoor and Greenhouse

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