Blue Widow

Blue Widow is a relatively easy strain to grow, making it a good choice for both novice and experienced growers. It is resistant to disease, mold, and pests, while offering generous yields. Its flowers are usually dense, covered in shiny trichomes and slightly colored with blueish and purplish hues, especially when the plant is grown in colder environments. Growing Environment Indoors: Blue Widow grows well indoors. It has a manageable size and can reach between 80 cm and 1.5 meters indoors. It responds well to pruning techniques such as SCROG （Screen of Green） and SOG （Sea of ​​Green）, which help maximize yields while optimizing space. Make sure to maintain a stable temperature （around 21-26 °C） and moderate humidity. Outdoors: Outdoors, Blue Widow prefers temperate to warm climates. It can reach a larger size, sometimes up to 2 meters, and can offer impressive yields if grown in well-drained soil and with a sunny exposure. At the end of flowering, cooler temperatures can bring out the beautiful blue and purple hues of the leaves and buds, a legacy of the Blueberry. Flowering Blue Widow has a relatively quick flowering cycle, usually taking 7-9 weeks indoors. Outdoors, she is ready for harvest around the end of September or early October, depending on the weather conditions. Her buds are dense and covered in shiny trichomes, giving her a glistening and attractive appearance. Yield Blue Widow yields are generous, both indoors and outdoors. When grown indoors, you can expect to harvest around 400-500 grams per square meter. Outdoors, under optimal conditions, each plant can produce between 500-700 grams or more