who has a very good white widow ?

FarmerWiz

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that's weird 'cuz i've smoked something called was called black widow - i laughed at first because i thought the dealer was just making up any name for his bud.
Must say though it it was bloody good.. had me all happy & giggly for sometime :bigjoint:
 

kentuckyboy

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I got a 10 pack of White Label White Widow, and I have only started growing 2 seeds so far. So far I have 2 different phenos growing. One is the bigger sativa looking pheno. The other is the shorter indica looking pheno. I just switched to 12/12, so I don't know if they are male or female yet. I heard that WW has these 2 different phenos that pop up at pretty much every breeder you choose from. The sativa is supposedly the better smoke of the 2 and is the one that takes 10 weeks or longer to flower. I heard that the indica finishes quite a bit earlier. I think that the White Widow genepool has been polluted so much by all of the breeding that has went into it since its introduction to the scene back in the 90's. At least that is what I have read. I've read alot of good things about WW from several different breeders, so I'm sure that you can find one that you will like.
 

Tragic420

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yes just bout all strains are screwed up now days, unless its a new strain. good luck with ur grow
 

GreatwhiteNorth

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I am particularly fond of Dutch Passion's WW. Having grown it out 4 or 5 times & it never fails to amaze me with not only the potency and taste (delicious), but my yields have been pretty impressive as well.
It is one of my staples even though it takes 11 or 12 weeks to finish its well worth it.
 

typoerror

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you have your answer. mr nice. black widow aka the original white widow.

you want the best or do you want a bunch of different answers?

/end thread
 

GreatwhiteNorth

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The dutch passion strain I grew was Fem'd.
I've had a 95% (ish) germ success & all have been females so far. *keeps fingers crossed*
 
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