Serious Seeds White Russian REGULAR - 11 regular seeds

The White Russian Weed is a stable cross between AK-47 and White Widow. The White Russian seeds produce very resilient plants with fast growth, a fantastic appearance and impressive effects.

Genetics:

The White Russian strain from Serious Seeds is a bold cross between our legendary original AK-47 and the iconic, award-winning clone of the 90s: the White Widow.

Taste and aroma: 

The taste and aromas of White Russian can be described as sweet. (fruity; a little floral) with citrus notes, including a little orange, as well as spicy aromas. They will flood your palate and caress your taste buds!

Your cultivation:

White Russian seeds produce medium-sized plants that develop into "not too leafy" consistent plants and produce dense and very resinous flower tips (the crystals begin to appear after about 5 weeks of flowering). The plants produce very potent buds, covered in an abundance of resin.

Your effects:

White Russian Weed will produce a very strong and long-lasting effect and high, like its parent plant AK-47, which is known as the “one-hit wonder”. A single hit of this plant is enough to feel an intense but pleasant high. White Russian is more cerebral (=head high) than narcotic (=body stone), a development that was introduced through crossing with White Widow.

In some numbers:

Flowering time: 53 to 63 days or 8 to 9 weeks

Harvest potential: between: 300-500 g/m²

THC/CBD values: 22%/1%

In a few words:

This top cross results in incredible genetics, primarily indica. These regular seeds carry resistance, fast and vigorous growth, fantastic appearance and effects.

During cultivation, White Russian will reach a medium height, generally not too leafy plants with very dense, resin-laden heads that are easy to manicure.

It will bloom for a period of around 63 days, i.e. between 8 and 9 weeks.

These strong genetics ensure a good yield and buds that shine with a thousand trichomes!

Additional information:

-In an independent seed comparison in the UK, where over 150 different seed strains were grown, White Russian seeds were found to be the strongest genetics.

-Winner of the High Times Cannabis Cup 1996 and overall winner of the Cannabis Cup 1996, she also won the Best Organic Weed Cup 1997. 1st Prize Indoor, El Punto Cup 2005, Málaga in Spain and the most recent prize: 2nd Prize Extracts, Highlife Cup 2013, Amsterdam with an "Ice-o-lator" extract.

A little history:

Among the white varieties, the White Russian variety is one of the oldest and most demanding. We are talking about serious and professional selection work, not one of those hastily assembled seed varieties from inferior genetics and for commercial reasons that some amateurs call "white." labeled. No, this is the real, powerful White Russian straight from one of the halls of fame of Dutch breeding: Serious Seeds. Simon, the breeder, has done an excellent job with White Russian, making her a popular flagship of his seed bank from the start. What a start: The White Russian strain first took part in the High Times Cannabis Cup in 1996 and won both the Cannabis Cup and the Organic Cup for the coffee shop "De Dampkring" straight away! The next year White Russian came second in the Hydro Cup, again submitted by De Dampkring. This shop, known as one of the best coffee shops in Amsterdam, contributed significantly to the success of White Russian by selling them to thousands of tourists from all over the world over the years.

Let's take a closer look at their genetics. The White Russian strain is a stable, primarily Indica cross between Serious Seed's AK-47 and the famous White Widow. These two giants of cannabis breeding history have been merged into a new mega-species that produces very consistent medium-sized plants and dense, highly resinous bud tips with very few leaves. White Russian is one of the most potent strains available: 150 different strains were grown in a greenhouse for an independent seed comparison in the 1990s. With 22% THC, White Russian proved to be the most potent plant in this test cultivation.