White Widow reviews
Read people’s experiences with the cannabis strain White Widow.
just fantastic. great high especially if you hit really hard. hits your brain like a freight train.
November 30, 2014
uplifting keeps me going all day and very good munchies
Great bud white widow is one of my fav, great taste pretty crystal buds and the high is kick ass
I...love this shit. Haha, minus the hours of fucking sleep I got. My day disappeared like a motherfucker on crack with a twenty dollar bill.
I am having a severe flare of neck spasms. Even my doctor said it wold take hours of therapy to reverse. While waiting for that, WW is truly a blessing. I have near complete pain relief-Vicodin, Diazepam, ibuprofen, and Baclofen didn't help at all, except cause other side effects that are quite unpleasant as well....and ick, artificial chemicals!!
Highly recommend for pain relief and subsequent insomnia relief.
Got some from a grower, was nice and lime green. Smell filled my car on the drive home, and it was only afew gs. Smells citrus and not very crystally, was unhappy with stem to flower ration, more and thick stems. Weighs out light, not tight nugs so get more, but buzz wears off. Good if you suffer from depression, can keep you social and focused. Not recommened for those suffering from cancer and need to eat, this stuff makes you less hungry. More head high then body dropper. Looking for something to keep you up, or wake you up in the morning this stuff is it, as a bit of a lag body hit at first but wears off quickly. Okay strain for overweight and depressed.
My ratings are a bit skewed because I've been away from marijuana for 26 years due to job requirements. It sure has become a lot more potent while I've been away! I just got my medical marijuana card and will do my best to advocate for the medical benefits it affords me. PS Consuming high Indica brownies has done a fantastic job relaxing muscles as well as mind. The brownie is great time released dosage of wave upon wave of warmth!
Nice long steady buzz, ease anxiety and stress.