Snow White
- Earthy (100% of reported flavors)
Snow White earns the name in trichomes. Dense, sticky flowers wear a generous frost, with flavors ranging from earthy sweetness to a more pronounced Kush bite. Several breeders tell different stories under this name, and the family tree matters more than the fairy tale.
Origin 1: Nirvana Seeds describes an F1 hybrid from the White family, with a pure indica father contributing a denser structure than its close relative White Widow. Its supplied description does not identify that father, so the often-repeated White Widow × Northern Lights pairing should not be treated as confirmed for Nirvana’s version.
Origin 2: Purple Caper Seeds pairs a White Widow F2 mother with a pure indica father identified as a Las Vegas selection. The breeder describes an 80% indica hybrid with sativa-like growth, substantial production, and a distinctly Kush-flavored finish.
Origin 3: Spliff Seeds reworked its earlier Snow White with Cinderella 99. The detailed pedigree is (Northern Lights Special × White Widow) × Cinderella 99. This version was selected for compact growth, a higher flower-to-leaf ratio, and a shorter flowering period.
Origin 4: No Mercy Supply’s Snow White takes a different branch. The breeder tentatively traces it to a selected Silver Pearl, possibly involving a mutation, while openly acknowledging uncertainty. Its sativa-leaning classification separates it from the indica-forward versions above.
Spliff’s line brings earth and sweet fruit to the nose, followed by a sugary flavor reminiscent of spun sugar. Purple Caper emphasizes Kush flavor, while Nirvana describes a smooth taste without giving an equally specific flavor breakdown. The frost may be a shared attraction, but the jars don’t all smell alike.
The flowers do their best work under the light. Nirvana describes dense, sticky buds, while Spliff’s version develops thick, candle-shaped flowers on short, sturdy stems. Resin catches across the surface, giving those compact buds the snow-covered look that makes the name stick.
Snow White can put the evening on ice. Spliff’s version is described as deeply stoning, with grower reports of a head-and-body high that can settle firmly into couch-lock. Nirvana also emphasizes a strong physical stone, although some grower reports lean more activating. The frost promises bag appeal; whether the night ends chatty or horizontal depends on the cut and dose.
Nirvana’s supplied listing gives nine to eleven weeks of indoor flowering, medium height, and yields of approximately 400–500 grams per square meter in a sea-of-green setup. It is listed for indoor, outdoor, and greenhouse cultivation, with hydroponic systems highlighted as a suitable option.
Spliff Seeds lists eight to nine weeks, indoor heights of approximately 60–80 centimeters, and yields of 500–600 grams per square meter. Outdoors, plants may exceed 1.5 meters, with a listed yield around 350 grams per plant and a September-to-October finish. Its compact frame and relatively few leaves are described as making trimming easier.
Purple Caper’s listing gives approximately 60 days of flowering and suitability for indoor, hydroponic, and outdoor growing. No Mercy Supply’s version is listed at approximately 70 days. Those schedules belong to their respective lines; outdoor timing also depends on climate and hemisphere.
