White Widow reviews
Read people’s experiences with the cannabis strain White Widow.
I went and underestimated the white widow, i didnt really get to dry it and cure it how i wanted because of my incoming outdoor harvest but finally got around to finally trying out for the first time since it was harvest almost 2months ago and its by far not the greatest tasting, smelling, or bag appealing strain in my arsenal thats for sure but ive almost got to admit the high DOMINATES any other strain ive yet to try, i was totally caught off guard, within two to three deep inhales i was in for an incredible ride, amazing body buzz followed by cerebral buzz!!!! The smell of the white widow strain i grew from Dutch Passion is a very pine musky scent, resinous strain, has very nice vigorous growth, another one id recommend for any beginner indoor grower, very nice yields and tolerates nutes nicely, but i was actually pleased with the taste despite the dry and cure, i could definitely taste a slight berry dankness undertones in the strain buts its mainly a dominant piney muskey scent!!! Be prepared for an incredible stone after enjoying a few tokes of this lovely strain!!!
My favorite <3.
December 24, 2012
great strand
Excellent strain, NEVER lets me down. I've had a rather high tolerance for the last few weeks but white widow still provides me with the amazing and crazy sativa effects (happy, creative, silly, easily amused) but also a great indica high (no problem falling asleep, body buzz).
I got this strain and the buds were ridiculously dense and powerful. One of the strongest high's I've had in quite a long time. Definitely was more of a night time or weekend morning strain for me.
May 14, 2014
-Music louder and more present.
-wave energy
-desire to be outside
-hunger for taste not substance
One of my personal faves. It always has done the trick for me. Also some of the first shit I smoked. They sell it in Europe, so I'm excited to feel the difference here in LA (if there is one).
For some reason this strain always smells like red seal or gold seal (the 'squashy black' resin). But its not as heavy, physically-as for rapid tolerance (another 'squashy black' trait) I could not tell u as everyday use went buy buy long ago (yes when resin was popular. Sorry though UK ere 2.