White Domina

Kannabia describes the aroma of White Domina as earthy lime with hints of spice and citrus fruit, compares the taste to a lemon-lime soda and stresses that the smell carries far. According to the breeder, the indica originated from 2 Black Domina plants, a cross within a single strain.

Aroma and Flavor:

Other sources set the emphasis differently. In a grow report that Kannabia published in 2023, the plant smelled strongly of lemon at first and became sweeter and damper toward the end, with earthy and sharply spicy tones. One strain description lists sweetness and spice with earthy and herbal notes, another cheese, pine and a chemical tone. User reports mention citrus with a slight cheese note, along with pine, pepper with a woody finish, and honey, hashish and sandalwood.

A strain description based on terpene data from tested products lists caryophyllene as the dominant terpene, followed by myrcene and humulene.

Genetics and Origin:

Kannabia lists White Domina as Black Domina × Black Domina and calls it a nearly pure indica; another strain description gives 90 % indica. Black Domina itself comes from Sensi Seeds and combines 4 indica lines: Afghani, Ortega, Northern Lights and Hash Plant. Whether Kannabia used exactly this line for the backcross is not stated in the breeder's information; pedigree listings assign it only with reservations.

According to Kannabia, the strain won the Best Outdoor category at the Copa Canna Reunión on Tenerife in 2023 and the Best Strain category at the first edition of the Copa “Cata Privada Entre Amigos” in Chilecito, Argentina, in 2022.

Kannabia crossed White Domina with ruderalis to produce White Domina Automática and Flash, and developed the variant White Domina CBD with CBD Crew, which is said to contain THC and CBD in equal parts. Freedom of Seeds combined it with Onyx to create Big Domina.

THC and CBD Content:

Kannabia states 15 % THC and less than 0.5 % CBD. Another strain description gives 15 to 21 % THC and 0 to 1 % CBD.

Effects:

The breeder describes the effect as strongly relaxing and long-lasting. User reports mention relaxation, euphoria and drowsiness, and in isolated cases talkativeness, focus and hunger. How heavy the strain feels is perceived differently: one report describes a pronounced physical high that keeps the user on the couch, another a slow onset without incapacitation, and a third found the effect disappointing despite appealing buds. Dry mouth and dry eyes are named as side effects.

Cultivation:

For indoor cultivation, Kannabia states 50 to 55 days of flowering, a yield of 450 g/m² and a height under 40 cm; outdoors the plant is said to stay under 200 cm, yield 700 g per plant and be ripe in mid-September. The breeder rates cultivation as moderately difficult and points to adaptation to a Mediterranean climate, resistance to pests and tolerance of over- and underfeeding. SOG and SCROG are named by the breeder as suitable methods.

The grow reports largely agree on growth habit, but not on duration and size. In the 2023 grow report, 3 plants grew into a fir-tree shape with very short internodes after 12 weeks of vegetative growth, topping, LST and defoliation of the lower shoots; after 8 weeks of flowering they yielded 161 g each. The buds turned out rock-hard and densely covered in trichomes, and one plant grew more compact than the others. Thrips and a pH-related calcium deficiency appeared during flowering.

Another indoor report cites 65 days of flowering and a stretch from about 30 to 90 cm, very compact buds with a low leaf share and a need for support during flowering; there the plant reacted sensitively to fluctuating feeding and temperature extremes. An outdoor report, by contrast, describes a fir-tree-shaped plant with strong side shoots that managed with little fertilizer and showed no mold. In a SCROG grow with an extended vegetative phase, 180 to 200 g were harvested on 0.5 m². Another report noted 2 clearly different plant types.

Versions from Different Breeders:

Besides the Kannabia version with 50 to 55 days of flowering, a White Domina from ABC Seeds is on record. It is listed as Black Domina × unknown strain, offered only in feminized form, and according to ABC Seeds flowers for 9 to 10 weeks. The breeder describes the aroma as sweetish and slightly peppery, the buds as compact and very resinous, and explains the name by the fact that the plants turn white toward the end of flowering. Whether the two versions are genetically identical has not been established. For the autoflower variant from Kannabia, the figures for flowering time and THC content differ widely depending on the source.