Hybrid: WHITE WIDOW

White Widow

• Dr.Baked takes a meticulous approach to raise this cultivar to produce dense flowers with a coating of characteristic white trichomes that are representative of its name White Widow.
  • Produced in Ontario
  • Producer Dr.Baked
  • Common name WHITE WIDOW
  • Type Hybrid
  • THC: 15-30%
  • CBD 0-0.01%
  • Terpenes Myrcene 0.32-0.82%, Pinene 0.16-0.28%, Terpinolene 0.15-0.38%
  • Method of consumption Inhalation
  • Growing method Indoor
  • Harvesting method Hand-harvested
  • Packaging material Paper
    Terpenes are chemicals that are created and stored in the trichomes of the cannabis plant, along with cannabinoids such as THC and CBD. Terpenes give cannabis its distinctive aroma and cannabis consumers have indicated that terpenes are sometimes associated with various effects. The exact effects of terpenes on their own, and within cannabis, are currently unknown, but the following descriptions may help you navigate our product assortment.
    Myrcene 0.32-0.82%Pinene 0.16-0.28%Terpinolene 0.15-0.38%

    Myrcene

    Myrcene is considered to be a mellowing, earthy terpene for some people. It is found in high quantities in mangoes and wild thyme, as well as hops, lemongrass, bay leaves, and citrus fruits. With an earthy and musky scent, myrcene is also the most common terpene in cannabis, and is often found in larger quantities in indica-dominant strains.

    Pinene

    Pinene is considered to be an energizing terpene for some people. It is also the most common terpene in the world and it is found in pine needles, citrus rind, parsley, dill, and sage. It delivers aromas of fresh pine and sweet wood.

    Terpinolene

    Terpinolene is considered to be a cleansing, earthy, piney, floral, and herbal scented terpene for some people. It is found in juniper, nutmeg, tea tree, conifers, apples, cumin, and lilac trees.

    Other

    Dr.Baked has identified some common terpenes in cannabis, but there are more than 200 others that may be present in varying lower percentages. As a guide to help you find your way, up to three of the most dominant terpenes are displayed along with their respective percentages in the terpene wheel above. Some of the many other terpenes may include: bergamotene, elemene, eudesmol, guaiol, santalene, selinadiene, and ylangene.