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A fragrant, fruity hybrid parented by Strawberry Cough and The White, White Strawberry is a versatile bud with terrifically soothing effects. Some who have tried White Strawberry note that this strain can be thoroughly sedating and relaxing, while others find it mentally and physically uplifting. White Strawberry's spade-shaped buds are a deep emerald green color and each is decorated with a dusty dew of trichomes and neon orange pistils. Expect for White Strawberry flowers to give off a skunky pungent smell, and once this strain is vaporized or smoked it has a similarly skunky yet sweet berry flavor.

Derived from an allegedly indica Afghani landrace cannabis strain raised in Tygh Valley in Oregon, White Tygh Dream is a strain created by Tygh Farms. Fans of White Tygh Dream remark that this strain is highly relaxing, and it tends to leave its patients in a somewhat sedated and completely relaxing state. Often, White Tygh Dream's aroma is earthy and somewhat floral as it contains notes of fragrant lavender, and once you choose to smoke or vaporize this strain you'll find it has a sweet and sour citrus flavor. White Tygh Dream can be a difficult strain to find, so please share about any experience you've had with this rare bud in the comments section below.

Created by OG Raskal Genetics, White Urkle is a fruity hybrid of The White and Purple Urkle that is well known for its relaxing buzz. White Urkle's deep olive flowers appear whitish due to the thick cloak of trichomes that litter the surface of each bud, and tucked between this strain's chunky calyxes are fiery patches of brick red pistils. Cannabis patients who have encountered White Urkle note that this strain brings a high that is energizing, uplifting, and overall quite stimulating. A bright, earthy, somewhat fruity scent will greet you when you encounter White Urkle, and the flavor of this hybrid is said to be creamy and buttery with hints of fragrant pine.

Developed by DNA Genetics, White Walker Kush is a notoriously relaxing sativa-dominant hybrid strain that comes from White Widow and Skywalker. Cannabis enthusiasts who have had the fortune of sampling White Walker Kush note that this hybrid strain is powerfully relaxing and also uplifting, though some find its feelings uplifting. Because White Walker Kush is a highly potent hybrid, novice cannabis users or those with a low tolerance for THC may find this strain's effects overpowering. An earthy aroma of sage and mint will greet you when you encounter White Walker Kush's desaturated emerald buds, and each one is encased in a sticky coat of white trichomes.

The exceedingly rare hybrid strain White Walrus is said to be a sativa-dominant phenotype of the powerful strain Chernobyl. White Walrus is rumored to possess a higher percentage of THC than CBD, but both are said to be abundant in this unique strain. Expect white Walrus' fluffy tree green buds to have a glistening crown of trichomes and fiery pistils, and coming off of these flowers is a bright, fruity aroma of lime and subtle spice. Fans who have tried White Walrus have described its high as totally euphoric, and it is said to bring a creative state of mind to those who use it.

One of the most popular cannabis strains in the world, White Widow is a balanced blend of a South Indian Indica strain and a Brazilian Sativa Landrace strain. The strain comes out to about 60 percent sativa. It was bred for a high trichome count, making it very popular for hash production. Expect an average THC content from White Widow, as THC concentration has been measured at up to 20 percent, but some phenotypes have a stronger THC composition. The CBD content is very low to almost zero. Each of White Widow's beautiful succulent green buds is encased in a white frost of sticky, potent trichomes and tucked in between the strain's bulbous buds are patches of neon orange pistils. You will notice that the leaves are gorgeous spring green and have minimal visible pistils. White Widow is perhaps best known for its incredible resin production, which is easily described as off the charts. The buds are chunky, appearing slightly tapered and conical. The bud structure of White Widow's flowers looks more like its sativa roots than indica. This comes through in the fluffy, loose texture that is sticky yet easy to break up. As mentioned, the trichomes are a defining trait of White Widow plants. Successfully grown strains will have the buds fully covered in the long-stalked trichomes. This provides the strain with the whitish-gray appearance that led to the "White" in its name. White Widow's high can be energetic or relaxing depending on many factors, but nearly all who have tried this powerful hybrid note that it brings an uplifted and somewhat dizzying head "high." Expect energy and euphoria when you consume White Widow. You may also experience a cotton mouth, so keep some water nearby. In terms of medical marijuana applications, White Widow does well at relieving pain from a range of causes, as well as anxiety and nausea. Fans of White Widow report that this strain's flowers have a naturally pungent and earthy aroma, and if you choose to smoke this cannabis strain, you will find it has a subtly sweet sandalwood flavor. The scent is ammonia-like and stinging, with some nice earthy pine notes. When you break the buds off the White Widow, you will get an incense-like odor that is more hash-like. The smoke is smooth and tastes earthy. If you are used to excessively flavored or fruity strains, White Widow may seem to be lacking in flavor. Once you know what to expect, however, the flavor is pleasant. If you prefer discretion when smoking, keep in mind that White Widow can get very pungent when it is combusted. The best time of the day to take advantage of White Widow's effects is the morning. Green House Seeds, a Dutch veteran, produced White Widow back in the 1990s. At the time of its creation, most strains in the underground cannabis market were hybrids like Haze and Northern Lights. Since then, White Widow has made a strong name for itself. It has won multiple awards over the years, starting with the Cannabis Cup from High Times in 1995, making it one of the earliest winners. If you want to grow White Widow cannabis, you can do so from clones or seeds. The strain can be cultivated inside or outside, thanks to its mold resistance. For the ideal results, however, try to maintain a nearly Mediterranean climate with temperatures of 70 to 80 degrees Fahrenheit. During its vegetative stage, White Widow shows off its indica content. The plant will be wide and bushy, typically staying under six feet tall. If you grow it outside, expect it to flower in early October. Growing indoors leads to flowering in about nine weeks.