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Hybrid

White Widow

Also known as: WW

Brazilian Sativa x South Indian Indica

White Widow is a hybrid strain (Brazilian Sativa x South Indian Indica) with THC levels of 18-25%. It features a Myrcene-dominant terpene profile and is known for euphoria and energy. Best used during the afternoon.

THC

18-25%

CBD

0.1-0.2%

Best Time

Afternoon

Primary Effects

EuphoriaEnergyCreativityRelaxation

Flavor Notes

Earthy, Woody, Spicy, Floral

Aroma

Earthy and woody with subtle spice and floral notes

Research Sources

8 peer-reviewed studies

Verified Via

PubMed / DOI

Evidence

Research-Backed

Updated

December 2025

Every claim cites peer-reviewed research
How We Research

About White Widow

White Widow is a legendary Dutch hybrid that won the 1995 High Times Cannabis Cup. Known for its white crystal resin coating, this strain delivers balanced effects combining euphoric mental stimulation with gentle body relaxation. Its myrcene and pinene combination creates a versatile experience suitable for various times of day.

Terpene Profile

Myrcenedominant
Earthy, musky, clove-like~0.62%

Primary research: Sedation & Relaxation

Pineneprimary
Fresh pine, forest, evergreen~0.45%

Primary research: Mental Clarity

Spicy, peppery, woody, clove-like~0.28%

Primary research: Anti-inflammatory

Concentration Levels

Dominant (>1.0%)
Primary (0.5-1.0%)
Secondary (0.1-0.5%)
Trace (<0.1%)

Cannabinoid Profile

THCPsychoactive

18-25%

Pain Relief

0.1-0.2%

Seizure Reduction

Therapeutic Profile Matches

Based on White Widow's terpene and cannabinoid profile, it may be well-suited for these therapeutic applications:

migraines

63%
Moderate Match
  • High myrcene content supports migraines & headaches
  • thc dominant ratio matches profile
  • Best used afternoon, aligning with condition needs

chronic pain

60%
Moderate Match
  • High myrcene content supports chronic pain
  • Best used afternoon, aligning with condition needs

multiple sclerosis

56%
Moderate Match
  • High myrcene content supports multiple sclerosis
  • Best used afternoon, aligning with condition needs

muscle spasms

55%
Moderate Match
  • High myrcene content supports muscle spasms & spasticity
  • High beta-caryophyllene content supports muscle spasms & spasticity

epilepsy

53%
Moderate Match
  • High beta-caryophyllene content supports epilepsy & seizures
  • Best used afternoon, aligning with condition needs

Match scores are theoretical

These scores are based on terpene/cannabinoid research and do not guarantee specific effects. Individual responses vary significantly. Always consult a healthcare provider.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is it called White Widow?

White Widow gets its name from the dense coating of white, crystal-like trichomes that cover the buds. This heavy resin production is one of its most distinguishing visual characteristics.

What are White Widow's effects?

White Widow provides balanced effects starting with uplifting euphoria and creativity, followed by gentle relaxation. It's versatile enough for daytime or evening use depending on individual tolerance.

Quick Facts

Type
Hybrid
Genetics
Brazilian Sativa x South Indian Indica
Breeder
Green House Seeds
Genetic Family
Skunk Family
Best Time of Use
Afternoon
Availability
common
Grow Difficulty
easy

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Educational Information

This content is for educational purposes only and is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare provider before using cannabis products.

Strain Variability

Profiles vary between batches, growers, and growing conditions. Always check lab test results for the specific product you're purchasing.

Beyond Indica/Sativa

Effects are better predicted by cannabinoid and terpene profiles than strain classification. Focus on the chemistry, not the label.

Understanding Therapeutic Profiles

Learn how terpenes and cannabinoids work together to create each strain's unique effects and therapeutic potential through the entourage effect.

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