White Widow Autoflowering CBD by Dinafem Seeds is a feminised autoflowering cannabis seed, with high CBD content, that has its origins in the cross of a White Widow XXL Auto and a CBD Auto. She is a fast and moderate version of White Widow, one of the top-sellers during the ‘90s that is still today among the most popular strains within the cannabis industry. This fast-growing version is almost identical to the legendary strain in terms of yield and flavour. When it comes to the effect, though, she is far gentler. What many growers regarded as a utopia has become a reality thanks to the experienced breeders that make up the Dinafem team.

White Widow Autoflowering CBD turns into dense and sturdy marijuana plants with thick leaves and compact buds. Her not being particularly big is a clear advantage for those who wish to grow discreetly both indoors and outdoors. And, as expected, White Widow is still present in her DNA, showcasing an incredible resin production that far exceeds the yield offered by other cannabis strains, in terms of quantity and quality.

The bittersweet flavour of White Widow Autoflowering CBD, with hints of flowers and citrus, is really pleasant for those who want to make a therapeutic use. Due to her high CBD content, she delivers a moderate effect that invites you to relax.

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Dinafem Seeds

Dinafem Seeds

Interestingly, Dinafem Seeds are the leading pioneers in cannabis seed preservation. They are internationally recognised for their part in revolutionising seeds storage.

Dinafem Seeds now use packaging that prevents seeds being irreversibly damaged. The seeds are first placed in a clear, plastic vial, similar to ones used in a standard laboratory. This vial is then placed inside a strong metal container ensuring absolute safety when products are being shipped across the world.

Dinafem Seeds have been selling the best selection of sativa and indica cannabis seeds worldwide from their own and from other seed banks for over ten years now. Since their origins as novice growers, they have researched the genetics of many plants to produce their own seeds, all of which are appreciated worldwide.