Auto White Widow Feminized Seeds
From Original price was: $80.00.$75.00Current price is: $75.00.
This one needs no introduction. Auto White Widow has blessed every Dutch coffee shop menu since its birth in the 1990s.
Auto White Widow seeds is a multiple award winning, legendary strain of cannabis known for its potent effects and earthy flavor. It is a cross between a Brazilian sativa and a South Indian indica, and typically has a high THC content, ranging from 18-25%. This fast-flowering hybrid is a must-have for anyone seeking a creative boost and smooth, clear-headed high. Great for mornings, mellow days, and any moment needing extra spark.
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Auto White Widow Feminized Seeds
From Original price was: $80.00.$75.00Current price is: $75.00.
This one needs no introduction. Auto White Widow has blessed every Dutch coffee shop menu since its birth in the 1990s.
Auto White Widow seeds is a multiple award winning, legendary strain of cannabis known for its potent effects and earthy flavor. It is a cross between a Brazilian sativa and a South Indian indica, and typically has a high THC content, ranging from 18-25%. This fast-flowering hybrid is a must-have for anyone seeking a creative boost and smooth, clear-headed high. Great for mornings, mellow days, and any moment needing extra spark.
Every order ships with bonus seeds. One free seed per five purchased — added automatically, no catch. Contact us for bulk order pricing.
Germination Guarantee
Every batch is tested for quality and backed by our germination guarantee.
Fast, Local Shipping
Tracked Australia Post. Express or Standard. Plain, discreet packaging.
4.9⭐ ProductReview Rating
Independent Australian review platform. Read verified customer experiences.
🌿 Auto White Widow Seeds: The 1995 Cup-Winning Classic on a Fixed Timeline
Auto White Widow seeds carry the Brazilian sativa × South Indian indica genetics that Shantibaba bred at Green House Seed Co. in 1994, one of the most awarded and widely grown cannabis strains ever released, on a fixed 70 to 77 day seed-to-harvest timeline that flowers automatically with no light-schedule change.
The cross that became White Widow started with Shantibaba sourcing a resin-heavy Kerala indica from a farm in the mountains of southern India, a plant selectively bred toward trichome production for generations, and crossing it with a Brazilian sativa landrace (often identified as Manga Rosa). The result swept Amsterdam coffeeshops and Cannabis Cup judging through the mid-1990s, and thirty years later the genetics remain among the most requested in the catalogue. A detail worth knowing for Australian growers: breeder Shantibaba (Scott Blakey) is Australian, so the most influential hybrid of the 1990s has Australian roots at its core. For the full contested origin story and breeding legacy, see our White Widow strain review.
What the ruderalis cross preserves: the defining trait of White Widow has always been resin density, the thick white trichome coverage that named the strain, and that carries through into the auto. Auto White Widow produces dense, heavily frosted buds that stand out against most other autos at the same stage, with the piney-earthy-floral profile present and recognisable, and the sativa-leaning balanced effect (euphoric cerebral onset, warm body ease that follows without sedating) intact at a lighter intensity than the photoperiod.
What the ruderalis cross costs: THC eases from the photoperiod's 18 to 25% down to ~18 to 22% for the auto, so the effect is lighter at equivalent doses, present and genuinely enjoyable but not the photoperiod at full expression. Indoor yield drops to up to 450 g/m², and outdoor yield to 90 to 150 g per plant against up to 650 g for the photoperiod with a full Australian summer veg. The auto is the right choice when the grow situation makes the photoperiod impractical; when maximum potency and yield are the brief, the photoperiod is the better option. It sits in our balanced hybrid range, leaning sativa.
Why growers choose Auto White Widow:
- Classic genetics on a fixed timeline: the 1994 Brazilian × Indian cross that changed what cannabis could be, on a 70 to 77 day schedule without a light flip
- Exceptional resin density for an auto: the White Widow trichome production that earned the name carries through, dense coverage that is unusual among auto genetics
- Sativa-leaning balanced effect: a euphoric onset that stays clear at moderate doses, one of the more versatile effect profiles in the auto catalogue
- Compact and manageable: 50 to 100 cm with a bushy lateral structure that suits tents from 60 cm x 60 cm upward
- Multiple indoor cycles: 5 to 6 complete runs annually on the 70 to 77 day timeline
- Season flexibility outdoors: plant September through March in Australia and harvest on schedule regardless of light cycle
Auto White Widow Lineage
🌿 Auto White Widow Seeds Effects and Experience
Auto White Widow runs the sativa-leaning balance the strain is known for: a clear, uplifting onset that settles into comfortable body ease, without tipping into heavy sedation at moderate doses.
Onset (10–20 minutes): Clean and upward. The Brazilian sativa genetics come through first, with mood lifting, energy brightening, and a sense of clarity and social ease. The onset is pleasant rather than electric: this is not a strain that hits hard and fast, but one that settles in and stays useful.
Early phase (20–60 minutes): The balanced character is most evident here, clear-headed enough for conversation, creative work, or outdoor activity, with a warm physical backing from the Indian indica that prevents the raciness or edge pure sativas can produce. At moderate doses this is a functional, enjoyable effect that does not demand you sit down.
Mid-phase (60–120 minutes): The indica genetics contribute more noticeably, and body relaxation deepens gradually. Still comfortable for light activity, though the motivation to stay active decreases. The caryophyllene adds a layer of physical ease that complements the fading sativa energy. This is where Auto White Widow shifts from a daytime strain to an any-time one.
Late-phase (2+ hours): Full body ease at typical doses, not the heavy couch-lock of a dominant indica, more a comfortable, warm heaviness that makes rest feel natural. Winding down comes easily, without the next-morning grogginess of heavier strains.
Duration: 2.5 to 4 hours at typical doses, consistent with the ~18 to 22% THC, longer than a light hybrid but not the extended duration of the full-potency photoperiod.
Potency note: at ~18 to 22% THC, Auto White Widow is solid and suits a wide range of users, not overwhelming for moderate experience, not underwhelming for regular users at moderate doses. The myrcene-dominant profile amplifies the body side above what the raw THC figure suggests, so it feels stronger in physical effect than it reads on paper.
Flavour: pine leads, clean, fresh, and woody, with earthy and floral notes following and a spicy caryophyllene undertone on the exhale. The White Widow character has been described the same way for thirty years, piney-earthy-floral with spice underneath. A proper 3 to 4 week cure sharpens the profile, and the resin density means the aroma is persistent, so carbon filtration from week 6 indoors is not optional.
🌿 Terpene Profile
A myrcene-dominant profile in a register distinct from the candy and diesel genetics that dominate the modern catalogue:
- Myrcene (dominant): the earthy, herbal foundation and the base of the body side of the effect
- Caryophyllene: the peppery spice on the exhale that gives the profile depth
- Pinene: the fresh pine note that lifts the myrcene earthiness and keeps the profile from being one-dimensional
For how these compounds shape flavour and effect, see our cannabis terpenes guide.
🌱 Growing Auto White Widow Seeds in Australia
(Strictly for ACT residents with a licence or those overseas where cultivation is legal.)
Experience level: accessible for growers with some auto experience. Auto White Widow is one of the more forgiving auto genetics in the catalogue, since the Brazilian and South Indian landrace heritage brings genuine resilience that many modern hybrid autos lack. That said, it is still an autoflower: the fixed timeline gives no recovery window, so the standard auto discipline applies. Growers with one successful auto run behind them will find it manageable and consistent. Our cannabis seedling care guide covers a strong start.
Critical auto rules before germination:
- Start in the final container. 10 to 15 L indoors, 15 to 20 L outdoors. No transplanting, since stress on the fixed timeline cannot be recovered from
- Feed light in weeks 1 to 3. Start at quarter strength. The landrace genetics are more robust than modern auto hybrids, but the seedling phase still needs restraint
- LST from week 2 to 3. The bushy lateral structure responds well to canopy opening, giving more productive bud sites and better airflow through what becomes a heavily resinous canopy
Flowering: the plant initiates flowering at 3 to 4 weeks from germination, with seed to harvest around 70 to 77 days. It is known for consistent finishing, with most phenotypes hitting the window reliably without the variation seen in some autos. Check trichomes from week 9 and harvest at 20 to 30% amber for the balanced effect; a later harvest (30%+ amber) shifts toward more body depth and less mental clarity.
Height and structure: compact to medium at 50 to 100 cm, bushy with strong lateral branching that produces multiple productive bud sites. The structure suits standard tent heights without aggressive management, and there are no significant stretch issues, one of the more manageable auto structures in the catalogue. LST from week 2 to 3 opens the canopy and improves light to lower bud sites.
Training: LST is recommended, tying down the main stem from week 2 to 3, since the bushy structure produces multiple bud sites worth exposing and LST improves yield and airflow at once. SOG is effective given the compact size and consistent finishing. Topping is not recommended, since the fixed timeline does not allow recovery for a net gain. Defoliation stays light in early flower.
Airflow, specific to this strain: the White Widow resin production creates an unusually sticky, dense canopy for an auto by late flower. In still air above 50% RH from week 6, the inner bud sites are vulnerable. Run oscillating fans across the inner canopy from week 5 and keep humidity below 50% from mid-flower. This matters more with Auto White Widow than with lighter auto genetics. Our amber trichomes guide covers reading the harvest window.
🏠 Indoor Growing
- Seed to harvest: 70 to 77 days fixed, no light flip required
- Yield: up to 450 g/m² under quality lighting with LST or SOG
- Container: start and finish in 10 to 15 L, no transplanting
- Light: 18/6 recommended, 20/4 marginally better for yield
- Height: 50 to 100 cm, suits tents from 60 cm x 60 cm upward
- Training: LST from week 2 to 3; SOG effective for multiple-plant setups
- Airflow: critical from week 5, since the resin density creates a dense late-flower canopy. Fans across the inner canopy, humidity below 50%
- Cycles: 5 to 6 complete indoor runs annually
- Aroma: strong from week 6, so carbon filtration is essential indoors
🌿 Outdoor Growing (Australia)
- Harvest timing: ~70 to 77 days from planting, not season-dependent. Plant September through March for warm-weather runs
- Yield: 90 to 150 g per plant in good conditions
- Container: 15 to 20 L minimum, start in the final pot, no transplanting
- Site: full sun, 6-plus hours direct light, good drainage, and airflow around the plant
- Multiple runs: two to three outdoor runs per season are achievable, with September, December, and February plantings all viable in most states. Our Australian climate strain guide covers regional fit
- Climate: the Brazilian × Indian landrace genetics handle Australian conditions well across most states, and warm, dry conditions suit the resin-heavy structure. Coastal Queensland and NSW need careful humidity management from week 5 of flower
- Resilience: one of the more weather-tolerant autos in the catalogue, with the landrace heritage adding genuine robustness to temperature variation and minor humidity swings
🧪 Auto White Widow Seeds EC and Feeding Guide: Soil and Coco
Auto White Widow's landrace genetics make it more robust than modern hybrid autos, so it tolerates minor feeding variation better than more sensitive genetics. That said, the standard auto approach applies: start conservative, build on plant response, and do not push EC higher than the plant shows it needs. The resin production that defines this strain in late flower benefits from consistent potassium support from week 5 onward.
All EC values assume quality base nutrients. Australian tap water typically runs 0.2 to 0.5 EC, so factor that into your target and measure after mixing.
📊 EC and pH Target Table: Soil vs Coco
| Phase / Week | Soil EC | Coco EC | Soil pH | Coco pH | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Weeks 1–2 Seedling |
0.4–0.6 | 0.5–0.8 | 6.2–6.5 | 5.8–6.0 | More robust than many autos, but the seedling phase still needs restraint. Plain water or quarter strength. |
| Weeks 3–4 Early veg / pre-flower |
0.8–1.2 | 1.0–1.4 | 6.0–6.5 | 5.8–6.2 | Nitrogen-forward feed. LST in progress. Pre-flowers around day 21. |
| Weeks 4–5 Pre-flower transition |
1.0–1.4 | 1.2–1.6 | 6.0–6.5 | 5.8–6.2 | Reduce nitrogen, introduce bloom nutrients. Resin production beginning. |
| Weeks 5–8 Early-mid flower |
1.2–1.6 | 1.4–1.8 | 6.0–6.5 | 5.8–6.2 | Potassium boost from week 5, critical for White Widow resin production. Back off nitrogen firmly from week 6. |
| Weeks 9–10 Late flower / ripening |
1.0–1.4 | 1.2–1.6 | 6.0–6.5 | 5.8–6.2 | Taper EC down. The plant draws on reserves. Monitor runoff EC. Trichomes transitioning. |
| Final 7–10 days Flush |
0.0–0.4 | 0.0–0.5 | 6.2 | 5.8–6.0 | Plain pH water until runoff EC drops below 0.5. Important for the clean piney-floral terpene expression. |
🌱 Soil-Specific Notes
Pre-loaded nutrients: quality potting mix often runs 1.0 to 1.5 EC on its own in weeks 1 to 3, so plain water or very light feeding is correct for the seedling phase, not because the plant does not need nutrients but because the medium is already providing them. Feed only once runoff EC drops below 0.8.
Runoff monitoring: water to 10 to 20% runoff and measure EC. Runoff more than 0.4 above feed-in indicates salt buildup, so flush with twice the pot volume of plain pH water. The landrace robustness handles minor salt accumulation better than sensitive genetics, but regular monitoring still prevents late-harvest issues.
Watering frequency: every 2 to 3 days in veg, every 1 to 2 days in peak flower when the bushy canopy pulls water hard. Wait until the top 2 to 3 cm of soil is dry and the pot is noticeably lighter. Overwatering in soil is more damaging than underwatering with this strain.
🥥 Coco-Specific Notes
Feeding frequency: coco must be fed to 10 to 20% runoff at every watering and never allowed to dry out completely. Once daily in veg is standard, twice daily in peak flower with a well-developed canopy. Coco that dries out between waterings causes salt spikes that affect resin production, which matters more with White Widow genetics where late-flower resin density is the primary trait.
pH in coco: 5.9 to 6.1 at every feed. Coco has no buffering capacity, so what goes in at the wrong pH hits the roots at the wrong pH. Below 5.8, phosphorus and calcium uptake drops; above 6.3, iron and manganese availability decreases. The piney-floral profile depends on consistent mineral uptake, and pH drift shows up in terpene quality before it shows in visible deficiency.
CalMag in coco: 1 to 2 ml/L from week 1 through flush, regardless of what your base line claims. Calcium deficiency here, brown spots on mid-canopy leaves, is often misread as overfeeding, so check pH first, then consider CalMag before cutting EC.
Runoff monitoring: target runoff EC within 0.2 to 0.3 of feed-in. Higher indicates salt buildup, so flush; significantly lower indicates heavy uptake, so consider a small increase at the next feed.
📋 EC Troubleshooting
| What You're Seeing | Likely Cause | Action |
|---|---|---|
| Tip burn weeks 1–3 | EC too high for seedling stage, or pre-loaded soil nutrients plus added feed | Drop to plain water for one watering. In soil, check whether the medium is already feeding before adding more. Resume at lower EC once tips stabilise. |
| Slow resin development week 6–7 | Insufficient phosphorus or potassium, or pH drift reducing P uptake | Check pH first, since P lockout is common below 5.8 (coco) or 6.0 (soil). If pH is correct, raise the bloom ratio or add a PK booster from week 5. |
| Yellowing between leaf veins, green veins intact | Iron or manganese lockout from pH drift above 6.8 (soil) or 6.3 (coco) | Correct pH immediately. In coco, drop to 5.8 to 5.9 for 2 to 3 waterings then return to 5.9 to 6.1. In soil, flush with correctly pH'd water. |
| Dark green leaves, clawing downward | Nitrogen toxicity, EC too high or nitrogen ratio too high | Reduce EC by 0.2 to 0.3 at the next watering. In late flower, cut the nitrogen proportion sharply, since the plant wants P and K from week 6 onward. |
| Runoff EC well above feed-in | Salt buildup in the medium | Flush with twice the pot volume of plain pH water. Measure runoff after; target below 1.0 before resuming. More common in coco than soil. |
💡 Feeding Key Principles
- Potassium is the critical mid-to-late flower input: the White Widow resin density that defines this strain needs consistent K from week 5. Do not cut potassium in late flower the way you cut nitrogen
- The landrace robustness is real: Auto White Widow tolerates minor EC variation better than most modern hybrid autos. That does not mean push EC hard; it means a slightly wider margin for error
- Flush matters for terpene quality: the piney-floral character is sensitive to residual salt, so a 7 to 10 day flush until runoff drops below 0.5 makes a noticeable difference in final flavour
- pH before EC, always: incorrect pH makes EC management meaningless, so fix pH first and adjust EC second
🗓️ Auto White Widow Seeds Week-by-Week Grow Guide
Auto White Widow runs 70 to 77 days on a consistent, predictable timeline. The main focus is the resin-heavy late-flower canopy, so plan airflow for the peak production stage, not the seedling stage.
| Phase / Week | What's Happening | Key Actions | Watch Out For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Weeks 1–2 Seedling |
Taproot establishing. The bushy White Widow structure begins showing, strong and compact from the start. | Plain water or quarter strength only. 18/6. 60 to 70% RH. Final container from day one. | Overwatering. Water in a ring around the seedling. The landrace robustness does not eliminate seedling sensitivity to waterlogged roots. |
| Weeks 3–4 Early veg / pre-flower |
Vigorous vegetative growth. Pre-flowers around day 21. Bushy lateral branching developing strongly. | Begin LST from week 2 to 3. Build to half strength. EC 0.8 to 1.2 soil / 1.0 to 1.4 coco. 50 to 60% RH. | Do not top or FIM, since the fixed timeline gives no recovery. LST only. Transition to bloom nutrients when pre-flowers appear. |
| Weeks 5–7 Early-mid flower |
Bud sites stacking. Resin accumulating noticeably, earlier than most autos. The piney-floral aroma building from week 6. | Bloom nutrients. EC 1.2 to 1.6 soil / 1.4 to 1.8 coco. Potassium boost from week 5. Carbon filter from week 6. RH 45 to 50%. Fans across the inner canopy. | Airflow. The resin density from week 5 creates pockets of still air that are more problematic here than with lighter autos. Manage it now, not at week 8. |
| Weeks 8–10 Late flower / ripening |
Dense, resin-covered buds at peak trichome production. The frosted White Widow appearance fully established. Pistils darkening. | Check trichomes from day 56. RH 40 to 45%. Begin flush when 15 to 20% amber is visible. Maintain airflow, since the canopy is at its densest and most vulnerable. | Harvesting too early. The resin density peaks in the final 7 to 10 days. Wait for 20 to 30% amber. |
| Days 70–77 Flush & harvest |
Final ripening. White trichome coverage at maximum, the frosty appearance that named the strain. Natural leaf yellowing. Buds dense and sticky. | Plain pH water for 7 to 10 days. Harvest at 20 to 30% amber. Slow dry at 15 to 18 °C, 55 to 60% RH for 10 to 14 days. | Rushing the dry. The piney-floral terpenes are volatile, so a fast, hot dry loses the aromatic complexity. |
| Post-harvest Cure |
The full piney-earthy-floral profile develops in the jar over 3 to 4 weeks. Fresh-dried is good; properly cured is recognisably White Widow. | Jar at 60 to 65% RH. Burp daily for two weeks. 3 weeks minimum, 4 to 5 is noticeably better. Our drying and curing guide covers it. | Assessing from fresh-dried material. The characteristic profile is not fully expressed until the cure is well underway. |
🧠 Jason's Tip: Growing Auto White Widow
Auto White Widow is one of the more consistent performers in the auto catalogue. The landrace genetics give it genuine resilience that modern hybrid autos often lack: it finishes predictably, handles minor temperature and humidity variation without drama, and produces a recognisable result run after run. That reliability is the strain's practical advantage beyond the genetics and the name.
What growers underestimate is the late-flower resin production. By week 8 to 9 the canopy is stickier and denser than most autos of its size, not dramatically so, but enough that airflow that worked in weeks 1 to 5 can be insufficient by weeks 8 to 10. I have seen grows where everything was dialled through veg and early flower, and the grower backed off fan intensity in late flower thinking the plant was close to harvest and did not need it. The resin density is exactly why the fans need to stay on. Keep airflow strong all the way to chop.
On the cure, this is a strain where the terpene character genuinely develops in the jar. The piney-floral profile at 1 week and at 4 weeks are different enough that I always recommend not assessing the genetics until the cure is done. Burp daily for the first two weeks, then seal and leave it. What comes out at week 4 is what White Widow actually is.
⚖️ Auto White Widow vs White Widow Feminised: Which Suits You
| Feature | Auto White Widow (this page) |
White Widow Feminised |
|---|---|---|
| Type | Autoflower | Photoperiod |
| Seed to harvest | ~70–77 days fixed | 8–9 week flower + veg |
| THC | ~18–22% | ~18–25% |
| Indoor yield | Up to 450 g/m² | Up to 600 g/m² |
| Outdoor yield | 90–150 g/plant | Up to 650 g/plant |
| Height | 50–100 cm | 80–120 cm |
| Light schedule | Any, no flip required | 12/12 to flower |
| Cycles per year | 5–6 indoor | 3–4 indoor |
| Best for | Fixed timeline, multiple cycles, season flexibility | Maximum yield and the full potency expression |
Choose the auto for a fixed timeline, compact height, or outdoor season flexibility without managing a light flip. Choose the White Widow Feminised for maximum yield, the full potency of the 1995 Cup-winning genetics, and complete control over veg time.
🎯 Is Auto White Widow Right for Your Grow?
✅ Auto White Widow is the right choice if:
- You want the 1994 classic White Widow genetics on a fixed 70 to 77 day timeline without managing a light flip
- Multiple fast indoor cycles matter, 5 to 6 runs annually with consistent results
- You are growing outdoors without light control and want a reliable base with genuine landrace resilience
- Height is a constraint, 50 to 100 cm is compact and manageable in small tents
- You want a sativa-leaning balanced effect, a euphoric onset that does not tip into heavy sedation at moderate doses
- Outdoor season flexibility matters, plant September through March and harvest on schedule regardless of day length
❌ Consider White Widow Feminised if:
- Maximum outdoor yield is the priority, up to 650 g per plant against 90 to 150 g for the auto
- You want the full potency of the original genetics, 18 to 25% against ~18 to 22%
- You have the setup to manage a 12/12 flip and want full control over veg time
- A single large harvest per season suits your grow better than multiple smaller ones
- You want to run SCROG for the full indoor yield potential of these genetics
- The complete Cup-winning White Widow experience at full expression is the brief
Still comparing options? Our full strain lineup guide covers the range, or browse the autoflower range, the balanced hybrid range, or the complete cannabis seeds catalogue.
🌟 Auto White Widow Customer Experiences
Paraphrased from verified customer reviews and grower communications.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "Piney with a cerebral rush, light green frosty buds that look exactly like the photos. No paranoia, just a smooth energising high that stays clear and functional for hours. I run this in rotation and it delivers the same result every time. That consistency is the point.", Indoor grower, Perth
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "Grew outdoors in SA in December, harvested day 74. One plant in a 20 L pot, got 135 g. The resin coverage by week 9 was extraordinary for an auto, buds looked frosted. After a 4-week cure the flavour is genuinely piney and earthy, nothing generic about it. Will run it again.", Outdoor grower, South Australia
❓ Frequently Asked Questions: Auto White Widow Seeds
What is Auto White Widow?
Auto White Widow is an autoflowering version of the 1994 Green House Seed Co. classic, the Brazilian sativa × South Indian indica cross that became one of the most awarded cannabis strains in history, with ruderalis added to trigger flowering automatically at 3 to 4 weeks from germination regardless of light cycle. Seed to harvest runs around 70 to 77 days on a fixed timeline. The characteristic White Widow terpene profile, piney, earthy, floral, and the exceptional resin density both carry through into the auto with a proper flush and cure. Our White Widow strain review covers the full origin and breeding legacy.
How long does it take from seed to harvest?
Approximately 70 to 77 days (10 to 11 weeks) from germination on a fixed timeline. Most phenotypes hit the window between day 70 and day 77. Check trichomes from day 63 but plan for day 70 to 77 as the realistic target, and harvest at 20 to 30% amber, since the characteristic resin density builds significantly in the final week and harvesting early leaves the most visible quality on the table.
How does the potency compare to the photoperiod White Widow?
~18 to 22% THC for the auto against 18 to 25% for the photoperiod. The difference is real at equivalent doses, so the auto produces a lighter version of the balanced White Widow effect. It is genuinely enjoyable and recognisably White Widow. For the full potency of the original 1994 genetics, the White Widow Feminised photoperiod is the right choice.
What yields can I expect?
Up to 450 g/m² indoors under quality lighting with LST or SOG. Outdoor plants produce 90 to 150 g each. These are honest, achievable figures, since the compact size limits per-plant production, but the 70 to 77 day timeline allows 5 to 6 indoor runs annually, which changes the annual yield equation significantly.
Is Auto White Widow accessible to grow?
It is one of the more forgiving autos in the catalogue. The Brazilian × Indian landrace genetics bring genuine resilience to temperature variation and minor errors that modern hybrid autos often lack. The standard auto practices still apply: final container from day one, no transplanting, conservative early feeding, and no recovery window on the fixed timeline. The specific point to manage is airflow in late flower, since the resin density creates a stickier canopy than most autos of the same size from week 6 onward.
What makes the resin production distinctive?
The exceptional trichome coverage that named White Widow, buds that look frosted white at peak ripeness, carries through the ruderalis cross more reliably than most autos preserve their photoperiod parent's visual traits. The density from the South Indian indica in the parentage is the strain's most consistent characteristic across both formats, and it is also why airflow management in late flower matters more here than with lighter auto genetics.
Do you ship Auto White Widow seeds across Australia?
Yes, with fast domestic shipping and discreet packaging, and most orders arrive within a few business days. All seeds are batch-tested with the paper towel method at ~22 °C and stored cold and dry to preserve viability.
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