White Widow XXL marijuana seeds are Barney's Farm's interpretation of this classic, now in a super productive and photoperiodic version.
Cultivation needs
Low
Family
White
The feminized seeds White Widow XXL come from Barney's Farm and are their version of this classic strain from Amsterdam. The work done by this bank with the White genetics has allowed to obtain very productive and powerful plants, with all the aroma so characteristic of this family.
According to the manufacturer, White Widow XXL produces plants with an Indica appearance, very compact and with a vigorous growth. They are very branched plants, with very good density of leaves and bushy aspect. It can reach 120 cm indoors and exceed 2 meters outdoors and, at the end of flowering, it offers large, dense and resin-loaded buds, with small dark green leaves and orange pistils.
It is a simple strain to take care of, with a good resistance to fungi and pests and which withstands well the coldest climates. Its flowering finishes in 60 to 65 days indoors while outdoors it can be harvested between one and two weeks after the summer.
The seed bank indicates that White Widow XXL is able to offer very high yields. In tests this white widow has been able to reach 650 grams per square meter indoors, while outdoors it has been able to reach 2 kilos per plant.
The effects, contrary to what is expected considering its genetics, are more typical of a Sativa. Its technical data sheet does not reveal THC values but indicates that it offers a creative, energetic, positive effect and encourages the desire to talk.
As it happens with other genetics of the White family, White Widow XXL presents complex organoleptic properties. Its aroma mixes sweet, "Skunk", fruity, citrus and spicy notes with hints of pine wood and earth.
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White Widow XXL marijuana seeds are Barney's Farm's interpretation of this classic, now in a super productive and photoperiodic version.
