White Dwarf Autoflower Seeds By 420 Seedbank
| THC Content | 18%-20% |
|---|---|
| Flowering Time | 6-8 Weeks |
| Sex | Female |
| Yield | 200-300gr/m² |
| CBD | <1% |
| Plant Height | Dwarf: 30cm-60cm |
| Type | Autoflower Feminized |
| Breeder | 420 Seedbank |
| Genetics | White Widow x Ruderalis |
Strain Traits
Details
What is the strain?
White Dwarf Auto is a resilient, indica-dominant autoflower that thrives under the radar. Boasting a THC level of around 20%, it blends fast-flowering Ruderalis genetics with classic indicas to create a hardy, compact plant that finishes in just 8 weeks from seed. This little powerhouse may be small in stature, but it delivers a surprisingly rich smoking experience with minimal effort. Its terpene profile leans toward earthy and spicy, often with a sweet undertone that makes it pleasant to grind and roll.
What are the effects of White Dwarf Auto?
Expect a mellow, creeping body stone that starts with a light mental buzz before settling into a tranquil, couch-friendly calm. White Dwarf Auto is all about chilling, not tripping. It doesn’t knock you out cold, but it does take the edge off anxiety and stress beautifully. Think relaxed muscles, slowed thoughts, and a gentle descent into your sofa or hammock. It’s ideal for late evenings, casual gaming, movie nights, or even just winding down after work without total sedation.
Growing the strain
One of White Dwarf Auto’s best traits is how ridiculously easy it is to grow. It’s beginner-friendly, compact (rarely exceeding 60cm), and requires no photoperiod control, making it perfect for tight indoor grows or sunny balconies. Thanks to its autoflowering genes, it races from seed to harvest in just 50–60 days, meaning you can squeeze in multiple harvests per year if timed right. It thrives in soil or hydro and doesn’t demand heavy feeding, making it a set-it-and-forget-it kind of plant for growers who like to keep things simple.
Bag Appeal?
Despite its small size, White Dwarf Auto delivers big on looks. The buds are dense, frosted with trichomes, and often display hints of amber or lavender under the right conditions. Aromatically, it has that classic earthy-skunky base layered with hints of sweetness and spice—something that stands out when you crack a nug open. It’s not flashy like some purple hybrids, but what it lacks in flamboyance it makes up for in solid, sticky quality.
