White Lavender 5u. G13 Labs

White Lavender Feminized Seeds

White Lavender is a predominantly Indica hybrid that stands out for its balanced potency, high resin content, and unique aromatic profile. The result of crossing the legendary White Widow and the aromatic Lavender, this strain combines the best of both worlds: optimized flowering, generous yields, and a deep, immersive sensory experience.

What is White Lavender like?

This is a medium-sized, robust plant, ideal for indoor and outdoor cultivation. It develops dense, heavy, and highly resinous buds, ideal for extractions. The flowering cycle is between 60 and 65 days indoors, with outdoor harvest in mid-October. Thanks to its refined genetics, it's a grateful and easy-to-control plant that responds well to training techniques.

Parents of this strain

White Lavender is the result of crossing White Widow, famous for its resin production, and Lavender, known for its spicy and floral aroma. The result is a balanced, aromatic, and very potent strain, perfect for both recreational and therapeutic use.

What sets this strain apart?

What sets White Lavender apart is its powerful floral and fruity aroma with spicy notes, perceptible even from several meters away during flowering. Furthermore, its high trichome production makes it an excellent candidate for making hashish or extracts. The growing experience is enriched by a vigorous response and abundant flowering.

Production Capacity

White Lavender offers a yield of up to 400 g/m² in indoor cultivation, and between 450 and 500 g/plant outdoors. Although its yield is not the highest in the catalog, it makes up for it with the quality and aromatic richness of its flowers.

Organoleptic Properties

Its terpene profile is complex and intoxicating. It combines herbal and fresh notes with a slightly sweet and floral background, dominated by a clear hint of lavender. A unique aromatic experience that stands out especially in grows seeking sensorial quality.

Visual description of White Lavender

The flowers are compact, highly resinous, and deep green, with orange pistils and a dense layer of white trichomes that give it a frosty appearance. In cold climates, it can develop purple tones at the end of flowering, inherited from its Lavender lineage.