- Type
- Sativa dominant
- Heritage
- mostly sativa
- Flowering
- 65 days
- Seeds
- regular
- Feminized
- no
- Autoflowering
- no
Genetics
About this release
WIFI (aka White Fire) is a combination of Krome’s The White bred with Fire OG. This highly coveted cross has become extremely popular with every type of consumer from Sativa fans to dedicated Indica lovers who are looking for a hard-hitting variety that they can use during the day. When White Fire first hit the scene, it quickly grabbed everyone’s attention with its ridiculous resin coverage and perfectly swelled calyxes. This variety has repeatedly proven to be an awe-inspiring spectacle in the garden. Not only do her tightly packed resin heads make her a dream for extractors, but her structure and aroma will also quickly command the attention of anyone who has the opportunity to see her flowers. WiFi Cannabis Seeds Propagation WiFi is an excellent option for anyone who is looking to grow a variety that will be a little more challenging to train and master, but once you do, the rewards will be plentiful. Prepare for some stretch in the first few weeks of flower followed by the onset of buds that will take over and quickly start to produce severe amounts of resin and an array of delightful fragrances. The resin-coated buds will give off amazing aromas ranging from sweet, earthy fuel to woody pines that will have you delighted for the upcoming harvest. This variety is known for its hard-hitting effects that are also very uplifting. Anti-Anxiety Sativa Unlike many Sativa dominant varieties, this one does not have any anxious effects. You can enjoy all the significant benefits of a Sativa without the worry that it may become overwhelming. WiFi is an excellent option for anyone looking for a variety that will help keep you motivated when feeling fatigued or uplift you when you’re feeling stressed. The combination of WIFI and Stardawg will deliver some genuinely unique new phenotypes that will have all the qualities of the resin coated WIFI merged with the increased yield and stronger structure of the Stardawg. Photo/Grow Credits: WiFi @organic_grower (2019) Cannabis Typ