White Noise

Widow’s Makeover… White Noise is a mostly indica strain (80% indica/20% sativa) which upgrades an Amsterdam coffee shop classic for the 21st century with the addition of high grade Cali genetics.

Experienced growers who’ve danced with the White Widow before will be reminded of nostalgic good times while new generation growers will discover why this strain has burned its way to legendary status!

Terpene fans will love the mix of cherished old school Amsterdam flavors, enhanced with Cookies sweetness. Indica growers, especially those cultivating outdoors will also appreciate the breeding-in of superb resistance qualities. This plant also comes with the sticky finger oiliness which is a hallmark of so many Paradise strains.

White Noise is a connoisseur’s clash of the generations! On the one hand there is the grand old lady, White Widow, a 1990s cannabis matriarch with South American sativa and South Indian indica lineage.

Robust, sturdy, fruity, flavorful, uplifting, relaxing – just a few of the positive adjectives associated with this plant.

For the other parent the Paradise Seeds breeding team selected a special Space Cookies phenotype which stood out from the crowd, adding potency and more sophistication to the terpene profile.

Under the nose it’s the subtle sweety fruitiness which comes through. The flavor profile is more complex however, with the Cookies profile seeping into a rich mix of limonene old school flavoring.

Hints of citrusy sweetness, vanilla, pine and berries are juxtaposed against more grounded notes of peppermint, earth and chestnut.

The taste will be an unexpected and pleasant surprise for Cookie heads and White Widow admirers alike, who will appreciate the refined extra taste dimension.

This is a superb choice for growers who have height restrictions as this plant will rarely exceed 100 cm in height. It’s growth follows a classic indica pattern, with broad fan leaves and an enthusiasm for expanding horizontally with copious side branches supporting ample bud production.

To maximize harvest potential it is recommended to veg this plant until it reaches a height of 40-45 cm and topping the plant to encourage its natural tendency to spread the architecture horizontally. For this reason White Noise is an excellent option for those growers cultivating with SOG and SCROG techniques.

It is also advised to allow this plant to fulfill the recommended flowering time for best results.

Northern region growers battling with changeable weather and especially the onset of Autumn rains will approach harvest time with a sense of confidence with this plant in the ground. Its heritage – bomb proof White Widow and Cookies with its slightly smaller buds – ensures a rich vein of resistance in this plant, especially against common molds such as Botrytis. In a Mediterranean type climate, expect this plant to go wild, in a similar fashion to the classic White Widow.

Without restraining, heights of two meters are possible and thick flower growth will display the true potential of its productive nature.

With the parentage of this plant growers should not expect typical big indica buds.

However, what is lacking in size, is more than made up for in the quality of the flowers produced. Growers will notice the thickness and weight of the dense weed buds, although they may be distracted by the intensity of the frosty velvety coating which will fill growers’ eyes (and heart!) with joy.

This is a supremely well balanced strain. It brings a contented state of bliss – relaxing for body and mind but also a lucid sense of purpose.

Despite its potency, White Noise will be hit with anyone who enjoys getting creative, sociable or just passing a pleasant day enjoying whatever comes their way.

Of interest to medical cannabis consumers will be the all-day experience of this strain which brings a fine balance of welcome relaxation and functional clarity.

White Noise grows outside between 50º n.L. and 50º s.L.. It finishes in early October outdoors (n.L.), while indoor finish time is 8 – 9 weeks. Estimated yield is 450g per m² indoors / 700g per plant outdoors.