White Widow Auto > Vision Seeds

With a high resistance to fungi and suboptimal weather, nothing can go wrong when growing White Widow Auto. So even complete beginners can look forward to a successful harvest with these automatic seeds and grow the infamous White Widow weed themselves. With a THC content of 19%, the autoflower variant from Vision Seeds can definitely keep up with the photoperiod original in terms of potency. However, the yield is naturally a little lower due to the extremely short life cycle of just 8 weeks and the compact growth. But if your aim is to grow potent weed as quickly and easily as possible, these seeds are the perfect choice.

 

This autoflower was of course bred with the original White Widow genetics, which Vision Seeds supplemented with the original Lowryder. The result is a fast-flowering autoflower strain that can be harvested just 8 weeks after planting. When smoked, a surprisingly fruity aroma combined with the familiar spiciness of White Widow provides a varied taste experience. The effect of these indica-dominant genetics is primarily noticeable in the form of a physical high, which takes some time to fully unfold and is initially overlaid by a stimulating, cerebral high. With a high THC content of 19%, regular consumers will definitely get their money's worth and can enjoy a long-lasting high.

 

While the potency of this Vision Seeds White Widow Auto is neither too high nor too low, the plant remains rather stocky in growth. This is mainly due to the Lowryder genes, which produce the compact stature of this strain. The plants only reach a manageable height of between 50 and 60 cm and have a very short life cycle of a maximum of 8 weeks from germination. However, these characteristics make this strain the ideal choice if you have little space available, want to make a "Sea of Green" (SOG) or are simply looking for a small plant for discreet cultivation. 

 

Grown indoors, you can expect a fine harvest of 480 to 500 grams per square meter if you fill your tent to capacity. When grown outdoors, around 60 to 120 grams per plant - depending on location and care. As the plants are ready to harvest just 8 weeks after germination, you can plant and harvest them several times in one season.