STRNG Seeds – White Widow Auto

White Widow Auto blends the best of classic and convenience — a fast, hardy autoflower with the same icy appearance and balanced experience as the original. It’s ideal for those who want legendary genetics in a time-saving format.

It begins with a mild earthy scent, then builds intensity through flowering, developing sharper notes of spice, pine, and herbal musk. By harvest, it’s noticeably pungent but still refined.

Expect a crisp, slightly woody taste with touches of citrus peel, pepper, and fresh soil. It’s less sweet than many modern strains but delivers a clean, satisfying session with an old-school feel.

The main differences are size and speed — White Widow Auto is shorter, faster to harvest, and requires no light schedule adjustments. It still carries the iconic look and aroma of the original.

It’s on the faster end, usually ready in just 9–10 weeks from germination. That makes it a favorite among growers looking for a dependable auto with quick returns.

It’s popular with those who want a no-fuss grow and enjoy heritage strains. It appeals equally to first-timers and experienced cultivators who appreciate reliability and nostalgia.

Yes — especially in the last few weeks. The aroma can fill a small grow space, so odor control is recommended if discretion is important.

Very much so. While slightly less bulky, the buds are just as frosty, often looking like they’ve been rolled in sugar by the time harvest nears.

It typically stays between 60–100 cm tall, depending on container size and lighting. This makes it ideal for small spaces, balconies, and stealthy outdoor spots.

A slow cure brings out the spicy, pine-forward notes while mellowing the earthy background. The final result is smooth, clean, and unmistakably classic.

It thrives under 18–20 hours of light per day from start to finish. No need to switch light cycles — it flowers automatically based on age, not photoperiod.

Yes. In warm climates, you can run 2–3 full cycles from spring to fall, thanks to its fast life cycle and low maintenance requirements.

Absolutely. It’s known for being low-maintenance and forgiving. With good light and basic care, most growers will see healthy growth and satisfying results.

It’s a moderate feeder. Start light and gradually increase during flowering. Too much early on can cause issues, so a “less is more” approach works best.

Look for cloudy trichomes, darkened pistils, and a strong shift in aroma. Harvesting at the right moment ensures peak flavor and a smoother session.

Autos do best in their final container from the beginning. A 3–5 gallon (11–19L) pot gives enough space for root development while supporting the compact plant size.

Yes, but only early in its life cycle. Gentle LST can improve light exposure and airflow, but avoid topping or aggressive pruning — autos prefer minimal stress.

It thrives in temperatures between 21–27°C (70–80°F). Cooler temps in late flower can help enhance resin development and overall bud quality.

Let the top few centimeters of soil dry out before watering again. Overwatering is a common mistake with autos — steady, moderate hydration works best.

Aim for 45–50% RH during flower. Since the buds can become quite dense, managing humidity is key to avoiding moisture-related issues.