White Widow XXL Auto (Barney's Farm)

Experience the Legendary Power of White Widow XXL Auto

White Widow XXL Auto from Barney's Farm is a modern evolution of an absolute Amsterdam classic. This powerful autoflower was created from a careful cross between Brazilian Sativa, South Indian Indica, and the robust BF Super Auto #1. The result is a versatile plant that combines the rich history of the original White Widow with the ease of a fast, autoflowering variety.

Aroma & Effect

Prepare yourself for an exotic terpene profile that stimulates the senses. White Widow XXL Auto emits a penetrating aroma of skunk and sweet citrus, complemented by earthy notes of pine and spices. The effect is perfectly balanced: it begins with a cheerful, uplifting high and a wave of creative energy, which slowly transitions into a deep, euphoric calm. It is the ideal choice for those seeking mental clarity and a relaxed vibe.

Growing Characteristics & Yield

This strain is a true workhorse in the grow room. White Widow XXL Auto develops into a compact, bushy plant with a classic Indica structure and exceptional resin production. The buds are large, heavy, and covered with a thick blanket of glistening trichomes, making them appear almost white. Whether you grow indoors or outdoors, this mold- and insect-resistant plant performs excellently under diverse conditions, even in colder climates. Indoors, you can count on a yield of up to 500 g/m², while outdoor plants show their full potential with impressive results.

Grow Passport

• Seedbank: Barney's Farm
• Type: Autoflower
• Lineage: Brazilian x South Indian x BF Super Auto #1
• Genetics: 70% Indica / 30% Sativa
• THC%: 23%
• Yield: 450 – 550 g/m² (indoor) / 180-250 g/plant (outdoor)
• Height: 80-100 cm (indoor) / 100-120 cm (outdoor)
• Flowering time: 70 - 75 days (from seed to harvest)
• Effect: Creative, Uplifting, Energetic, Euphoric
• Flavor: Skunk, Sweet, Citrus, Pine, Spices

Growing tips from the Master Grower

For an optimal root system and vigorous growth, we recommend gradually repotting your seedlings into larger containers. This encourages the roots to spread widely in search of moisture and nutrients. For germination, use the tried-and-tested paper towel method at a temperature between 21°C and 32°C. Once the seeds have germinated, carefully place them root-down into a hole 5-10 mm deep. Use tweezers or a tool to avoid damaging the delicate seeds with your hands.