
Quick Breakdown
Potent sativa-dominant hybrid with high THC levels. Offers cerebral, euphoric high and tropical, sweet flavors.
Characteristics
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| Strain Type | Asia-Central, Asia-South East, Central America and Caribbean, Hybrid, South American |
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Description
Overview
White Widow Haze is the brainchild of Spanish breeders in collaboration with Zambeza Seeds, crafted to enhance the potency and cerebral high of the legendary White Widow strain. This sativa-dominant Haze hybrid is well-suited for indoor growing with moderate heights and yields, but truly thrives outdoors under ample sunlight, stretching up to impressive heights and offering heavy harvests. With THC levels at 20%, users can expect a euphoric and creative head high, accentuated by a sweet, tropical aroma. While it retains the short flowering period characteristic of its indica genetics, its effects and growth tendencies lean heavily towards sativa.
Growth Information
Indoors, White Widow Haze reaches 80-110cm and yields 500-550g/m² within about 65 days of flowering. Outdoors, it can soar to 230-300cm and produce 600-700g per plant in optimal conditions. Its sativa lineage drives both its stature and the pronounced potency.
Experience
With a cerebral yet euphoric high, this strain boosts creativity and mood with its high THC content. Its tropical, sugary taste appeals to those who cherish a sweet profile in their cannabis.
Strain Summary
- Genetics: White Widow x Haze
- THC: 20%
- Flowering time: +/- 65 days
- Type: Sativa dominant
- Height indoor: 80 – 110cm
- Height outdoor: 230 – 300cm
- Yield indoor: 500 – 550g/m²
- Yield outdoor: 600 – 700g/plant
- Taste: Fruity, Tropical, Sugar
- Effect: Euphoric, Creative, Uplifting
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