White Widow reviews

Uplifting and energizing while it still does a good job of easing pain and stiffness.

great daytime strain used for fatigue, mood is lifted. great for depression. 2nd favorite daytime strain

Another classic strain. Great for getting stoned and giggling with your friends, or running your errands. Can't go wrong.

First plant I've ever grown, from seed to smoke, such a wonderful, humbling experience, very grounding. Changed my life again, Cannabacea. The other half of the pie, if you will. Being my first plant, however, it was nowhere near as good as I'm sure properly grown and cured White Widow can be. I believe now that I probably over-fertilized it, and after harvest it dried so very quickly, but all that being said, the smooth smoke and potency of my final product very much surprised me. Can't describe much for taste, smell and effect but spicy, peppery, skunky and earthy, soothing, smooth-as-you-like smoke and makes itself at home inside your head quickly, which is always grand. Get up or chill down, can't wait to find this again grown by someone who knows what he or she is doing.

Despite various tolerance levels. White Widow flower would be nice for someone looking for a nice euphoric high. Ww would also be nice for someone new to smoking. Ww in concentrate form had the same effect just a little stronger.

Yikes, this stuff. It's often mentioned to help with migraines. Had one small puff and about a minute in I felt a wave of intense nausea, followed by two hours of on and off anxiety. Really weird anxiety, too. Like feeling the world was coming to an end - things just weren't right. So, not the best experience. I will say, my headache did go away. So I have to give it props for that. Even so, other strains can get me there more nicely. If you're prone to anxiety, I'd approach this one with caution.

I barely smoked a full bowl and I was baked. and I'm baked all the time

I don't always smoke hybrids, but when I do, I prefer white widow, Stay stoned my friends (please medicate responsibly)