White Widow reviews

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.

one of my absolute favorites. wonderful smell and taste. when grown and cured right it has the most people color and frost from the crystals. Wonderful head space, high awareness, great morning/early afternoon medicating.

this is a very pungent strain and very frosty it tastes very good

well you know how it goes with white widow - if someone says they have some, you may ask what else they have, but it doesn't mean that it's bad.

At first a very uplifting high which then lead onto to a tingly feeling throughout my body. Trips were very intense and put me on a good buzz. But after running out of supply it knocked me straight out. Very enjoyable high just sad to see the bag empty.

I remember smoking these in Amsterdam way back in ' '92 at a breakfast joint. My buddy and I had a great day exploring on foot. It was like our inquisitive and playful natures were just turned on high, while allowing us to relax and enjoy whatever the day wafted our way. Magical. And who cares. WW starts me off with an uplifting feeling that gets me talkative, and then settles in with a definite body (indica) buzz that wraps around me like a very light blanket. The overall effect is a 'chill' one (w/out being sleepy at all). I've noticed that it has quite a range: If I micro dose with it, my high is immediate without being intense, and short lived with a gradual tapering off. This makes it perfect for a brief, contained gear-shift. If I smoke or vape a significant amount, however, I get a powerful, indica-like body buzz that lasts a long time... And delivers a cerebral sativa uplift. Luv this gal.

white widow is the perfect buddy strain. its giggly, so you want to make sure you smoke with a friend. you will love this strain. great for artists.