CBD White Widow Cannabis Seeds Feminized Autoflower
White Widow Auto CBD has a genetic make-up of 15% Sativa, 35% Indica, and 50% Ruderalis. It was created by crossing a White Widow XXL Auto with special Auto CBD breeding plant. It has a THC:CBD ratio of 1:2 The yield and taste of White Widow Auto CBD is virtually identical to the original strain but with a strongly CBD-influenced effect. It is very similar in size and structure to the original feminized strain with wide, dark green leaves and a short inter-nodal length. Bud development is fat and dense with a very generous coating of resin.
As is the case with nearly all auto-flowering strains White Widow Auto CBD is very easy to grow indoors, outdoors or in a greenhouse. If growing in a soil mix it is recommended to add one third of coco coir to the growing medium as this will help to aerate the root system leading to a faster metabolic rate and increased nutrient uptake. This results in a faster and better plant growth and will help to ensure that the plant's full potential is realized.
Indoor growers will be able to harvest between 400 - 450 gr/m2 in a total growing time of 75 days. Outdoors, where plants will attain a height of between 60 - 150 cm, yields will be between 60 - 170 gr/plant. Its flavor profile is very closely allied to that of the original strain and is rather bittersweet in character with fresh, floral and citrus notes. Production of THC has been measured at 5% with 10% CBD. Unlike her non-CBD, photo-period relative, the effect of this strain is very mild, and gently relaxing, which will suit those who are looking for a therapeutic cannabis strain, as well as those for whom the original is just too much.
Auto CBD White Widow is a strain of cannabis that has been specifically bred to have high levels of CBD (cannabidiol) and low levels of THC (tetrahydrocannabinol). CBD is a non-psychoactive compound found in cannabis that is believed to have a wide range of therapeutic benefits, including pain relief, anti-anxiety effects, and anti-inflammatory properties. White Widow is a well-known and popular strain of cannabis known for its strong and long-lasting effects. By combining the high CBD content of White Widow with the autoflowering properties, growers can expect a consistent and reliable yield of CBD-rich cannabis that can be used for a variety of therapeutic purposes.
Growing Auto CBD White Widow is similar to growing other autoflowering cannabis strains, but with a few key differences. Here are some general steps to follow when growing Auto CBD White Widow:
Choose the right grow space: Auto CBD White Widow can be grown both indoors and outdoors, but it is important to choose a space that has good ventilation and can be easily controlled for temperature and humidity.
Set up your grow lights: Auto CBD White Widow is a photoperiod-independent strain, meaning it does not rely on a specific light cycle to flower. However, it still needs a consistent light schedule for optimal growth. A combination of HPS and LED lights can be used.
Choose the right soil or hydroponic system: Auto CBD White Widow can be grown in soil or a hydroponic system. Soil is the most common medium, but hydroponics can offer faster growth and higher yields.
Germinate your seeds: Once you have your grow space set up, you can germinate your seeds. There are many ways to germinate, however we prefer directly into wet soil.
Care for your plants: Once your plants are germinated, they will need to be cared for by providing them with the right amount of light, water, and nutrients. This can be done by using a fertilizer that is specifically designed for cannabis.
Harvest: Auto CBD White Widow will typically be ready to harvest in about 8-10 weeks from seed germination. When the buds are mature and the trichomes are milky white, you can harvest your plants.
Dry and cure your buds: After harvesting, your buds will need to be dried and cured before they can be used. This process can take several weeks to ensure the quality and taste of buds.
Keep in mind that these are general steps, and specific techniques and practices may vary depending on the grower's location, equipment, and experience.
