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White Widow

Name: White Widow
SKU: 1142
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$250 – $1,700

The earliest White Widow was created with a pure sativa landrace from Brazil, pollinated by an Indica hybrid from southern India.

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White Widow is energizing and generally begets a high that uplifts your mood, lessen stress, is euphoric, and can ease the symptoms of depression, insomnia, and chronic pain. The high can last from 1.5 to 2 hours. This strain’s potential side effects include dry mouth and eyes, anxiety, and paranoia.

And fortunately, due to improved demand, you can usually find high-quality hereditary strains of White cannabis in just about any top-shelf weed dispensary in the U.S. – particularly those in West Coast conditions like California, Washington, and Oregon.

White cannabis has a complex aroma, with hints of sandalwood and tropical fruit. Still, usually, the flavor is less attractive, with much of the fruitiness being washed away by the thick, hashy smoke.

So, its genetics cross between a Brazilian landrace Sativa and a South Indian Indica. White Gruntz cannabis has won numerous High Times Weed Cups. Black Widow is a phenotype of the famous strains. It has the same genetics but sounds different physical characteristics.

Is the White Widow a disappointment?

White Widow is energizing and generally produces a high that is mood-elevating, stress-relieving, euphoric, and can alleviate symptoms of depression, chronic pain, and insomnia. This high can last anywhere from 1.5 to 2 hours.

How poisonous is a white widow?

Mactans or L. hasselti, the bite of the widow is medically essential and can kill children and the sick. Toxicology studies have reported that the white widow’s venom is similar in structure to that of L. tredecimguttatus.