ChloroFileWhite Widow Automatic
Indica variety from White Label, flowering in 8-12 wks. Reference data for planning a grow, not a measurement of your plant.
44 breeders sell White Widow
White Label is one of them. Photoperiod versions finish anywhere from week 7 to week 12. Compare every version side by side.
How it grows
| Grown | Indoor, Outdoor |
| Structure | Compact |
Traits are recorded only where the catalog stated them outright.
Schedule and VPD targets
Vapour pressure deficit targets by stage, measured from leaf temperature rather than air temperature. The same bands ChloroFile charts against.
| Stage | When | VPD target |
|---|---|---|
| Seedling | Weeks 1-2 | 0.4 - 0.8 kPa |
| Vegetative | Until you flip | 0.8 - 1.2 kPa |
| Early flower | Flower weeks 1-3 | 1.0 - 1.5 kPa |
| Late flower | Flower weeks 4-12 | 1.2 - 1.6 kPa |
Counting from the flip, expect to harvest between week 8 and week 12.
Where to look next
Grouped by how each one is related to this variety rather than ranked into a single list, because those are different questions.
Crosses made from this
Varieties that name this one as a parent.
- Kera California - LA WidowKeraseeds · similar flowering time, same type
- Kera California - Venice Beach AfghanKeraseeds · similar flowering time, same type
- Kera Classic Auto - White Widow AutoKeraseeds · similar flowering time
- Widow RyderDe Sjamaan Seeds · same type
If you liked this
No shared parentage, but they line up on type, flowering time and reported character.
- Sweet Tooth AutofloweringBarney's Farm · similar flowering time, same type
- Cheese AutoBarney's Farm · similar flowering time, same type
Also close in the catalogue
From the older ranking, which puts shared parentage first and then breeder and cultivar family, without recording which of them applied.
- White Widow AutomaticSpliff Seeds
Track one of these
ChloroFile carries this whole reference offline. Pick a variety when you add a plant and it fills in the type, seed type, and flowering window, then logs what actually happened against it.