Purple Widow
Purple Widow is a fascinating cannabis strain created by crossing the famous White Widow with an unknown but high-quality Purple strain. This hybrid combines the best of both worlds—the robust resilience and high resin content of White Widow with the striking color nuances and unique terpene profile of its Purple ancestors. Purple Widow is popular with consumers and growers alike due to its distinctive characteristics and appealing appearance.
Effect
The effects of Purple Widow are as impressive as its lineage. It offers a balanced mix of cerebral euphoria and physical relaxation. The high often begins with a euphoric head high that promotes creativity and social interactions. Gradually, a pleasant physical relaxation takes over, yet is not overpowering and won't leave the user couch-locked. This duality makes Purple Widow an excellent choice for daytime use or relaxing evenings.
Taste/smell
Purple Widow captivates with its unique aroma and taste, captivating the senses. The aroma is a complex blend of earthy undertones, sweet berries, and a hint of fresh pine. When smoked or vaped, the deep, berry flavor unfolds further, accompanied by subtle, spicy, and woody notes that make the smoking experience a true delight.
THC content
The average THC content in Purple Widow can vary greatly depending on growing conditions and phenotype expression, but typically ranges from medium to high. This means her THC content often ranges between 17% and 22%. This potency makes her an excellent choice for experienced consumers seeking effective relief from stress, pain, or insomnia, while newbies should approach her with caution.
Cultivation
Purple Widow is considered moderately difficult to grow. It is suitable for both indoor and outdoor cultivation, but thrives particularly well in warmer climates outdoors. This strain is characterized by its resistance to mold and pests, making it a tolerant choice for less experienced growers. The flowering time is typically 8 to 9 weeks. Purple Widow plants often exhibit impressive purple hues, especially when grown in cooler nighttime temperatures during the late flowering phase, which not only increases potency but also makes them visually spectacular.
