White Widow – A Type of Cannabis Plant Worth Knowing

White Widow is one of the options when you are looking for a cannabis strain to grow. This is a hybrid strain which means, it is both sativa and indica. If you will ask seasoned cannabis growers, they can tell you that White Widow is one of the most preferred strains because of its benefits and the fact that it is also one of the easiest to grow.

Here is some information about White Widow and why this is really worth all your efforts:

As mentioned, this strain is a hybrid and it is a Brazilian sativa combined with a special indica dominant that comes from Kerala, India.
Its place of origin is Amsterdam though it is first known in Brazil as the original founder who is Shantibaba was then on vacation.
It is 40% indica and 60% sativa while it has 15% to 20% THC content.
When it comes to its smell or flavor, sad to say that White Widow has not that great aroma because of the fact that it is washed away by its thick and hashy smoke.
This is often used for recreation and as medication.
If you happen to be in Amsterdam, you will find out that White Widow is a constant part of the menu of most coffee shops in this country.
The ‘white’ part in White Widow is gotten from the fact that the plant is almost fully covered with psychoactive substance.
Though this can be farmed both outdoors and indoors, however, this is more of an indoor plant. This is because this strain is very short in stature though its leaves are long and green.
For those who are new to cannabis growing, this should be the strain you will try first because as what is mentioned above, this is the easiest go grow.

Just like any marijuana plant, White Widow can also treat a lot of health complications. However, you should know though that most cannabis plants will base its effectiveness on how it is farmed.

Sometimes, the strain is supposed to be really exceptional. However, because the grower is inexperienced and impatient at the same time, the end result of the White Widow strain is not as expected. You have to be really patient when growing marijuana plants no matter what strain you are dealing with to get the best results.