White Widow Skunk Review
Review
The White Widow Skunk strain was created in the Netherlands by crossing three legendary strains with a stable sativa. In the mix is the award winning White Widow and Northern Lights, and the renowned Skunk; which forms the basis to many of the top strains created in the last two decades. The result is a weed that has taken the best attributes of its parentage and has produced one of the most potent and large yielding strains out there.
The aroma is of fresh citrus fruits and its lemony flavour carries nicely on a smooth smoke that gently expands in the lungs. The hit is anything but gentle, coming on strong and fast, taking over your mind and body for a couple of hours. Medically, this weed is great for treating muscular pain, headaches, and insomnia.
It grows to a medium height with a short internodal distance. The plants are bushy in structure with broad palmate leaves, which darken as the plants mature. The buds are large and covered in vast amounts of sticky white crystals that reach down the leaves. It should come as no surprise that THC levels are considered very high.
Indoors, the White Widow Skunk strain will thrive in a hydroponic set up using the SOG growing method. This weed is an impressive yielder, producing 700 grams per square meter with a flowering time of 8 to 10 weeks. Growers have been known to let the plants run for an extra week to increase resin production.
It has a high resistance to mould, meaning you can plant it anywhere that receives a lot of rain or has a high humidity outdoors. It will also succeed in a cooler northern climate, as long as it is planted somewhere that receives a good amount of sunlight. Harvest will come early to mid-October.
This weed strain is packed full of impressive characteristics and anyone who writes a White Widow Skunk review would recommend it. Its potency will make the most hardened of smokers go weak at the knees, while its plentiful yields will impress experienced and commercial growers. Although, not the best in the hands of beginners, get the conditions right and you’ll have a bucket load of Grade A weed.
Strain Characteristics: | |
 Indoor/Outdoors:Indoors or outdoors |  Height: Medium |
 THC Level: Very High |  Flowering Time: 8 – 10 weeks |
 Plant Type: Indica/Sativa |  Harvest: Early to Mid-October |
 Genetics: White Widow x Northern Lights x Skunk x Sativa |  Yield: 700 gm2 |
 Grow Difficulty: Moderate |
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Not my first rodeo with these guys, highly recommend (no pun intended)!
Marijuana-seeds.nl seems to be getting a bum rap lately. I’ve bought many genetics from them, and I’ve read how people state they’ve grown plants that were all similar (so similar they thought they were the same strain) Growers please this is a Grower Error, if you feed with Chemical Fertilizers you’ll have very similar growth from every strain, the buds may even taste the same (also this is the inexperienced grower who thinks he knows how to use chems) I’ve grown out there Grand Daddy Purple…. OMG it is huge, there Chocolope, Sour Diesel, OG Kush (LA OG x SFV OG) are just EPIC not to mention the White Widow Skunk, I swear they mixed in an Old School Skunk somewhere, because there is a nice smell of Widow Cheese coming off her. The White Widow Skunk is Really Big thanks to growing DWC Hydroponics in my Greenhouse here in Oregon, I started her inside, moved her from a 5 gallon to a 55 gallon drum, used farmers pride organics from Blue Planet Nutrients, would have preferred Veganic Vegamatrix… Please come down on price Kyle Kushman, or people please buy Kyle Kushmans All Vegan Nutrient Line Up Vegamatrix so that he can come down on price. Anyhoo off topic. Grow this girl with a long veg 8 weeks for solid indoor then move outdoor early spring, if you use the right Bennies you may need to put her in a 200 gallon resivoir for her last 4 months of life as she can easily consume that much water every couple of days, especially DWC. In short White Widow Skunk is a must for any Garden, if you really think about it, and think hard, she is Sour Diesel minus the Chemdog, plus one more Sativa.