Black Widow

A legendary cultivar that has garnered prestigious recognition since its introduction in 1994, notably capturing the High Times Cannabis Cup trophy in 1995, and earning widespread international respect—deservedly so. The genetics stem from crossing a Brazilian Sativa with a South Indian hybrid strain, representing an evolution of the White Widow lineage that adapts to its environment. Indoor cultivation demands approximately 10 weeks in the flowering stage to fully develop its exceptional crystalline output. Growers in the northern hemisphere targeting a June planting should plan harvests between late September and mid-October, though moisture conditions may impact final quantities. This strain appeals strongly to those beginning their breeding endeavors, with male specimens being particularly valuable. Northern hemisphere harvesting typically occurs by late September through early October, while southern hemisphere growers should target late March through April. Suitable for cultivation across all skill levels, from complete novices to seasoned professionals, success ultimately depends on proper selection and technique. Notable characteristics include vigorous growth patterns, distinctive aromatic qualities, and heavy resin coating that intensifies during the final weeks of bloom. This remains an essential addition to serious cultivation operations worldwide.