White widow

Five amounts of White Widow flower are offered here, from a single gram up through 1/8 oz, 1/4 oz and 1/2 oz to a full 1 oz. Leafly explains that the strain’s buds look white because of their coating of crystal resin.

Chunky, conical and sticky

Leafly describes the buds as chunky and conical, with a loose, fluffy texture that breaks apart easily even though the buds are sticky. Leafly lists the parents as a South Indian indica heavy in resin and a Brazilian sativa landrace, with a 60/40 sativa-to-indica split, and calls it a balanced hybrid that appeals to both indica and sativa fans. Our White Widow strain guide covers its history, from Green House Seeds to a 1995 Cannabis Cup win.

Woody and earthy, with citrus and pepper

Woody, earthy and flowery are Leafly’s top flavour tags, and its write-up also mentions spicy, herbal notes. AllBud tags the flavour dank, pine, spicy, sweet and woody, and describes a citrus and peppery smell with a lemony aftertaste. In AllBud’s account, the smoke is sweet and sugary, starting light and then expanding.

Myrcene first, then caryophyllene and pinene

Leafly’s terpene chart is led by myrcene, with caryophyllene and pinene after it, and Leafly notes that growing conditions and phenotype can shift that blend. Leafly gives the strain about 15% THC, which it calls a good fit for moderate consumers, and 1% CBG, while AllBud’s range is 18% to 25% THC, with CBD and CBN at 1% each.

Talkative and creative, by reviewer accounts

Euphoric, uplifted and talkative are the effects Leafly reviewers report most, and Leafly’s write-up adds energetic and creative. It describes those effects arriving quickly, as a rush of euphoria and energy that gets conversation and ideas going. AllBud’s tags are creative, euphoria, happy and uplifting, and it calls the high cerebral with a relaxing undertone.