White Widow CBD Flower Greenhouse (14.1%)

White Widow Greenhouse CBD flower takes its name from a white trichome coating so dense it makes the buds look snow-covered. Legendary since the 1990s, celebrated in Amsterdam coffee shops, it is now available as a legal CBD strain at 14.1%, grown in a Ligurian greenhouse. A spicy, woody and resinous profile that has lost nothing over the decades. Free shipping to France and Germany, no minimum order.

Who is White Widow Greenhouse CBD Flower made for?

At 14.1% CBD, White Widow is ideal for consumers who have a few months of CBD experience and want to increase concentration without jumping straight to 20%+ strains. Also a good entry point into balanced Sativa-Indica hybrids.

Its balanced hybrid character makes it versatile: suitable during the day for its lightly Sativa-energising quality, equally appreciated in the evening for its Indica calming component. Those who know the "White Widow" name and are discovering CBD often find it a kind of familiar homecoming. Browse all our greenhouse CBD flowers.

Why order your White Widow CBD flower from 321CBD?

• Free shipping to France and Germany: no minimum order, whatever the quantity. Dispatched within 24-48h from Strasbourg, in a neutral, odourless parcel.
• Independent laboratory analysis: every batch certified before sale. THC below 0.3%, CBD concentration and pesticide-free status confirmed.
• Secure payment: by credit card or bank transfer. No banking data retained after the transaction.
• Active since 2018: 321CBD is a French online shop specialising in CBD flowers since 2018. Thousands of certified customer reviews across the catalogue.

Where does White Widow Greenhouse CBD flower come from?

White Widow was born in the Netherlands in the 1990s from the cross between a Brazilian Indica and a South Indian Sativa. Its name comes from the white trichomes that cover the buds like a frosted spiderweb. Our version is grown in a greenhouse in Liguria, Italy: natural sunlight plus controlled environment. Every batch is tested by an independent laboratory. THC below 0.3%, compliant with EU regulations.

Aromas and taste of White Widow Greenhouse CBD flower

On opening: resin and wood first, a spicy note like white pepper, and a faint incense note in the background. More restrained than the fruity strains in the catalogue, but with remarkable aromatic complexity. The "white" aspect is visible: the buds appear frost-dusted.

On the palate, spicy and woody notes dominate with a light citrusy acidity that emerges progressively. Dense, resinous vapour. Compact buds, mid-green to golden-green, entirely coated in abundant white trichomes. An immediately recognisable appearance for anyone familiar with the White lineage.

White Widow terpenes: why this resinous profile?

• Myrcene: dominant terpene, bringing the resinous depth and roundness. Strengthens cannabinoid absorption through the entourage effect via the endocannabinoid system.
• Beta-caryophyllene: the only terpene known to interact directly with CB2 receptors in the endocannabinoid system. Responsible for the peppery spice notes that define White Widow.
• Pinene: the woody, resinous notes. In White Widow, it reinforces the pine-resin dimension and contributes to the exceptional trichome density.
• Limonene: in the background, bringing a subtle citrus note that balances the resinous profile.

How to consume White Widow Greenhouse CBD flower?

1. Vaporising: 180°C to 210°C, short draws, day or evening.
2. Infusion: 0.2g in 250ml at 90°C with a fat carrier, 7 to 10 min.
3. Cooking: decarboxylate first at 110°C, 0.1g per serving.

Vaporising

Set your vaporiser between 180°C and 210°C. Vaporising heats the flower without burning it: terpenes are preserved, no combustion residues. At 180°C: pine and citrus notes. At 195°C: woody and spicy aromas. At 14.1% CBD, take short draws and wait 10 to 15 minutes between sessions.

Infusion

Heat 250ml of water to 90°C. Add a teaspoon of coconut oil or whole milk: CBD is fat-soluble. Crumble 0.2g of bud, steep for 7 to 10 minutes, strain. White Widow's woody, spicy profile pairs well with fresh ginger, star anise or cracked pepper. Discover our organic CBD tea range.

Cooking

Decarboxylate first: 20 minutes in the oven at 110°C. Without this step, CBD remains inactive. The resinous and spicy profile works well in strongly flavoured savoury dishes: curry, herb risotto, spiced butter. Starting dose: 0.1g per serving. For adults only.

How to store your White Widow CBD flower?

An airtight, opaque glass jar, away from light and heat. Ideal temperature: between 15°C and 18°C, relative humidity between 58% and 62%. Buds retain their aromas for 4 to 6 months after opening.

This product page was written by the 321CBD team. Every strain we offer is hand-selected, tested before sale and analysed by an independent laboratory. We are based in Strasbourg and have been active since 2018.