Dark Widow

Dark Widow is an indica/sativa variety from Dutch Quality and can be cultivated indoors (where the plants will need a flowering time of ±63 days) and outdoors. Dutch Qualitys Dark Widow is a THC dominant variety and is/was only available as feminized seeds.

Dutch Qualitys Dark Widow Description

Since 1994 (the originial white widow/black widow) has won a number of awards, including the High Times Cannabis Cup in 1995, and has acquired acclaim from most corners of the globe - rightly so. It has a pedigree of parentage that combines a Brazilian Sativa with a South Indian hybrid.
Basically, it is the original parents of White Widow changing its colors like its company. Indoors 10 weeks of flowering will be necessary to realize the immense resin production. In the northern hemisphere expect harvest around September/October, having planted as late as June. However, there is a chance that rain could reduce the expected yield. A highly recommended strain for amateur breeders - the male being preferable.

Heritage: Black Widow
Family of breed: Brazilian sativa x South Indian Indica
Preferred medium: Bio and Hydro, Indoors and outdoors/greenhouse
Expected yield: Indoors 350/450g/m2, G/h and outdoors 300/400 g/plant
Flowering period: Indoor flowering time expect approximately 8-10 weeks. Harvest date in the northern hemisphere should be by the end of Sept to the beginning of Oct and in the southern hemisphere end of March to April.

Recommendations: For the inexperienced grower to the most advanced grower but it is all in selection.
Special Notes: Numerous growers world wide who know how to grow will have at some time or other had this plant on their grow list. The plant is vigorous and well scented not to mention it frosts up the last weeks of the flowering cycle. Highly recommended.

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Map of the Dark Widow Family Tree

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