White Slipper
White Slipper is a hybrid cultivar resulting from a cross between The White and Glass Slipper, known for its resinous appearance and complex profile of herbal, citrus, and tropical fruit notes.
About White Slipper
The origins of White Slipper remain undocumented, though it is recognized as a cross between The White and Glass Slipper. The cultivar is noted for its heavy trichome production, which gives the buds a distinctively frosty appearance. Its aromatic profile is characterized by herbal notes, specifically spices and peppery lemon. When consumed, the flavor profile shifts toward tropical fruit and sweet citrus. Users report that the experience is often conversational and balanced in terms of energy.
Plant characteristics
White Slipper typically exhibits an indica-leaning morphology, characterized by a squat structure supported by thick stalks and branches. This physical build provides the plant with natural resistance to wind and moisture, making it suitable for semi-humid outdoor environments. Indoors, the plant reaches maturity in 56 to 70 days, while outdoor harvests generally occur in mid-October. It is considered to produce average yields.