White Widow reviews

for all my veteran smokers, if you haven't been blessed with ww

Day 1: This is a new strain of cannabis to try with my new caregiver. His name is Michael Langlais. This one is a keeper. What a nice job he did cultivating this wonder drug. It's potent, probably the best I have yet to try. This makes me feel numb and tingly all over and helps knock down some of those jolts of pain that I feel all over. My neck has been nasty and this is a blessing to respect. It's definitely good for pain and neuropathy.

Overall Mood(1 bowl): I feel more alive. A little heavy in the eyes but i just woke up and it is giving me the energy to get up and start my day. This is great for staying productive and feeling happy about what you're doing. Def a fan! Stimulated my appetite enough to cook hearty healthy breakfast and consume all of it which i tend to under eat so this worked out really well for my morning routine. For anyone into fitness-I still feel mentally motivated to train. 4 stars only because clarity is pretty low. I'm in a cloud of happiness but I can't seem to focus on one thing without being distracted by the next haha Tool: Bong Time: First thing a.m. Taste: very mild and pleasant Hit: Very mild, did not explode into my brain like some strains, it just slowly creeps up on you

Initial appeal: this flower may not even appear green whatsoever but golden/yellow. Closer inspection reveals this to actually be the native, inherent color of the floral vegetative material itself as the dusting of trichomes is essentially more than 2/3 pure white followed by the other 1/3 being mostly yellow and secondarily clear. Though there can definitely be giant nuggets of this strain, these flower buds can also exhibit a, 'node-like' nature in their structure with each node being tightly packed (the former reflecting its Brazilian Sativa parent and the latter its South Indian Indica parent?). Keefy on initial touch and breakdown which quickly turns into a stickiness. Bag-appeal indeed: keefy jars/bags! Smell: it's White Widow. I will try to describe this smell, but understand that this smell itself is considered as a, 'standard' by many means (even from dab-extract perspectives). Pungent is the first word I can think of. There is a nuttiness, a spiciness, a certain, 'zing' with a hint of lavender, floralness, the signature, 'fruity yet lightly skunky' profile commonly found in Cannabis and, lastly, very light woodiness. Definitely a complex profile and understandable why its creator bred the two parent strains that he did. Many, many kudos on this: one of the kind of smells that a true appreciator can revel in for some time with their face above an open jar of flower buds. Taste: that signature, 'zing' definitely comes through with the, 'fruity yet lightly skunky' on inhalation. There is a kick in the throat and chest on inhalation as you feel the combusted trichomes (at which point you may feel a, 'headrush' even during inhalation - I will describe the effect...). The exhalation, somehow through the nuttiness and spiciness with the, 'zing', leaves one with that signature, 'White Widow' essence in the mouth, back of throat and down the airway. Effect: as mentioned, that initial, 'rush' on inhalation. Definitely a cerebral effect that can be giggly and is found to be quite pleasurable on an ever-expanding spans (entire planet and counting! lol). This eases into a relaxing body sensation which starts out reflecting a, 'Sativa' sense reminiscent of the rush that came before it and eventually into what can truly be described as an Indica from a land where Indicas are truly amenable to, 'landracing'. As a result of this, 'relativity' in effect between the rush and relaxation, this strain can be particularly useful, in certain scenarios, for getting rest/sleep without the potential, 'grogginess' or, 'drowsiness' many people associate with heavier, 'Kush' varieties. Overall: I liked this strain. I had it to the point where I literally almost said, ‘No’ to the procurer one day when I went by his establishment and he had it again, but yes, this is a good strain. All-rounder but pronounced effect of both parents still distinguishable and can ease into sleep. Also good for crowds as the quality and character of the effect can truly provide for a rewarding experience. Shanti Baba really nailed it on this one. Would I buy this again? Well, I have had a lot of it, but if a solid pheno, very well-grown batch of supra-top-shelf variety of this came around, yes. Recommend to Connoisseurs and Sommeliers? Yes. Please, keep the Originals and Landraces alive. Recommend to first-timers and/or inexperienced consumers? Yes. Good for first-timers even for the sake of understanding Cannabis and different strains in general as this strain is the basis for and/or a parent in many others.

great strain for pain and all day releaf.

Great strain.. had it in concentrate form. Sugar wax from agri-kind. An incredibly smooth hit that creeps up on you. At first you wonder if you dosed up enough... but do not over do it with this one! I love it. Left me incredibly relaxed, totally sunken into my couch as i rewatch breaking bad. As relaxed as it makes me, I however, am still incredibly focused and attentive. Took all my worries and stressers away. Would definitely buy this strain again.

The volcano never fails to get me hype when i taste this tree in it. Smoke or vape some White Widow and the couch will wrap itself around you

Works effectively and leaves a nice energized feel but the taste is very earthy and strong