The short version.
White Widow is a crowded name. This page stays with Dutch Passion's feminized version and the traits that breeder actually describes.
- SEED VERSION
- Dutch Passion · Feminized
- REPORTED LINEAGE
- Brazilian and Indian parent material, according to Dutch Passion
- BREEDER LABEL
- Indica-leaning hybrid, breeder label
- FLOWERING
- About 7–9 weeks of flowering, breeder estimate
- STATURE
- Medium-sized plant, breeder description
- AROMA
- Spice and pine, with possible citrus or diesel notes
How it got here.
White Widow became one of the defining Dutch seed-bank names of the 1990s. Dutch Passion presents its own version as a cross of Brazilian and Indian material.
The breeder emphasizes resin coverage: the pale trichomes are the origin of the name in its telling. Over time, many sellers have offered different products under White Widow.
For this index, the named product matters more than a disputed claim to a single universal original. The page records Dutch Passion’s feminized photoperiod version.
What the breeder describes.
Resin and structure
Dutch Passion describes medium-sized plants and compact, resin-coated flowers, with a 7–9 week flowering range.
Aroma in context
Its page mentions spice and pine, with citrus or diesel in some expressions. There is no attached batch terpene report.
One name, many products
Other breeders sell White Widow. This entry is intentionally tied to Dutch Passion’s seed product and claims.
Dutch Passion describes strong effects, but a seed description cannot predict potency or response for a tested batch.
Seed format.
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Check the references.
Breeder statements are attributed. They describe the named line, not the chemistry or effects of an untested harvest.
- Breeder product pageDutch Passion: White Widow ↗
- Peer-reviewed researchGenetic tools and strain-name reliability ↗