White Widow phenos?

I am currently growing 2 Reg White Label White Widow's, and I was wanting to know about the different pheno's people have ran into? Did their flowering times differ from each other and by how much? Which one in your opinion is better? And anything else that you think would be beneficial to me in knowing?

White Widow is a hybrid and I have ran into Sativa dominant and indica dominant strains. Depends on your breeder. Honestly they have all been fantastic but I liked the Sativa dominant more myself. The Sativa high I like better although they are a little slower flowering. White widow is a great strain no matter how the 60/40 falls and you can't go wrong either way. The sativa dominants have been about 12 weeks flowering for me and the indica dominants have been about 10 weeks for me.

HonestJim said:

White Widow is a hybrid and I have ran into Sativa dominant and indica dominant strains. Depends on your breeder. Honestly they have all been fantastic but I liked the Sativa dominant more myself. The Sativa high I like better although they are a little slower flowering. White widow is a great strain no matter how the 60/40 falls and you can't go wrong either way. The sativa dominants have been about 12 weeks flowering for me and the indica dominants have been about 10 weeks for me.

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I prefer the sativa dominant WW too. It flowered in exactly 9 weeks. The sativa dominant strain ate through nutrients like mad.

Well from the 2 I have been growing for almost 3 weeks now seem to be 1 indica dominant and the other is sativa dominant. I was just curious to other peoples experiences with them. I'm growing the 2 White Widow's, a Pineapple Chunk, and a Super Lemon Haze. I have a closet worth of space and really don't know what to expect from any of these strains, since this is my first time growing them. I'm really looking forward to seeing what they are about. From what I've read these are all good smokes, but the pics of those frosty ass WW's is what I'm really after and is the reason why I picked them to begin with.