White Ice – STRNG Seeds

White Ice is known for its dense, frosty flowers, compact structure, and excellent performance in small grow spaces, making it a strong option for growers prioritizing visual appeal and efficiency.

Yes, White Ice thrives indoors due to its short, bushy structure and predictable flowering behavior under controlled lighting.

It typically flowers in 8 to 9 weeks after the light schedule is switched, though colder temperatures may slightly extend this period.

Yes, it’s well-suited for growers with limited experience, thanks to its low maintenance needs and strong resistance to common issues.

Yes, it gives off a sweet, earthy scent during flowering, which may require carbon filters indoors if odor is a concern.

Yes, we work with independent labs to test overall seed quality.

White Ice is highly stable, producing uniform plants with similar structure and flowering behavior across most seeds.

Yes, it can grow outdoors in temperate climates, though colder or wetter conditions may reduce flower density and quality.

It does well with topping and light low stress training, especially during early vegetative growth to control shape.

Yes, its dense, resin-coated buds and deep green foliage give it a striking appearance, especially close to harvest.

Yes, all White Ice seeds from us are fully feminized to ensure flower-producing plants in every pack.

Feminized seeds allow you to avoid wasting time and resources on male plants, which simplifies the growing process.

Yes, as a photoperiod strain, White Ice will stay in veg as long as it receives 18 hours or more of light per day.

Yes, with proper lighting and climate control, you can run multiple White Ice cycles indoors throughout the year.

No, since our seeds are feminized, you should expect female plants only, eliminating the need for pre-flower identification.

A daytime range of 21 to 26°C and nighttime temps above 17°C are recommended for steady, healthy development.

Yes, removing underdeveloped lower growth can help improve airflow and direct energy toward top flower sites.

Water when the top 2 to 3 centimeters of soil feel dry, adjusting based on environmental conditions and pot size.

Topping and low stress training help open the canopy and maximize bud production across its squat frame.

No, it does well with a straightforward feeding plan, with increased phosphorus and potassium during bloom.