40% sativa and 60% indicates: White Diesel Feminized White Label smells of car fuel, and is based on White Widow and NYC Diesel. The result is a reliable hybrid variety, surprisingly easy to grow, which combines the typical diesel flavor with a pleasant effect.
White Label Feminized Diesel Cultivation
The smell of fuel doesn't just like motor enthusiasts - even many cannabis fans appreciate it. They never have enough of the "diesel" varieties around which a real advertising battage has emerged in the last 20 years. Specific terpenes are responsible for the unique smell of these cannabis varieties (more information on this subject in the next section).
White Diesel is a real hybrid. It includes 40% sativa genes and 60% indica genes. He also inherited his great resin production from White Widow, along with the white and icy tricomas that shine like small snowflakes in the sun. The strong taste comes from the other parent, NYC Diesel.
These feminized cannabis seeds produce only female plants that reach an average height. White Diesel Feminized White Label is easy to grow and rewards growers with a rich harvest. When good is not good enough, special cultivation methods such as Screen of Green (SCROG), Sea of Green (SOG), supercropping and lollipopping can also be helpful. These techniques fit perfectly with this variety of cannabis.
White Diesel Feminized White Label can also be cultivated outdoors with a Mediterranean climate with long summers. The flowering phase lasts on average from 60 to 65 days.
Effect, flavour and smell of White Label Feminized White Diesel
The effect and taste are two of the main reasons why diesel varieties have become so popular. Because they contain a lot of THC, this green fuel is more suitable for experienced consumers. Unlike most of the other varieties of Diesel, White Diesel Feminized White Label does not immediately effect. It takes a few minutes to try the first sense of charge.
At first, a cerebral and edifying effect is perceived, which after a while is accompanied by a very relaxing feeling.
It is the combination that counts: cannabis contains more than 100 terpenes that explain the smell and part of the effect. The smell of oil gas comes mainly from a-pinene, a-cariofillene and linalol. The aroma is completed with fresh flavors ranging from lemon to grapefruit, depending on the phenotype.
Did you know?
The genetic origins of all diesel varieties date back to the legendary Chemdog. In 1991, the rock band Grateful Dead held a concert in Indiana, during which a man called Chem Dog was looking for some grass. He met a couple of guys who sold him high quality buds for $500. Chem Dog was so impressed by this herb that he ordered a little more and picked up some plants. The "Chemdog D" was created by one of the seeds, and today enjoys a legendary reputation on the scene, as well as being used again today for the crossings.
