Blackberry Widow
Blackberry Widow is a rare hybrid cultivar attributed to breeder Jojorizo, reportedly created by crossing a 1998 phenotype of White Widow with Nebu's Blackberry.
About Blackberry Widow
Blackberry Widow is a distinct hybrid cultivar. Its genetics are said to stem from a pairing of a 1998 phenotype of 98 Aloha White Widow and Nebu's Blackberry. Users often describe the aromatic profile as a clean, berry-forward scent accented by notes of cheese. The flavor experience is reported to mirror these characteristics, offering a refreshing profile of floral berries that persists through the exhale. Note that some sources describe the flavor as including refreshing mint, though this is not universally reported.
Plant characteristics
The plant produces fluffy, sativa-leaning buds that naturally develop purple hues regardless of ambient temperature. When cultivated indoors, the strain typically reaches maturity in approximately 63 days. Only clones of this cultivar are currently available.