White Dwarf
White Dwarf earned its name the old-fashioned way: stay short, finish fast, and hit considerably harder than the tiny frame suggests. Buddha Seeds developed this indica-dominant autoflower from two undisclosed indica varieties with ruderalis genetics supplying its autoflowering traits. The exact family tree remains under wraps, but the Buddha Seeds version is the line most closely associated with the White Dwarf name.
The aroma skips the candy counter for old-school territory, mixing damp earth, pine, wood, spice, and incense with a sweeter edge underneath. The flavor softens that profile with creamy sweetness before earthy herbs, pepper, and pine take over. Dense trichome coverage can give the dark green buds an almost whitewashed appearance, making the name work twice.
Longtime fans describe an early euphoric, giggly lift that gradually gets swallowed by heavier relaxation. The body weight tends to creep rather than crash in all at once, with sleepy reports becoming more common as the experience settles. White Dwarf may be small by design, but nobody told the effects they were supposed to stay compact.
White Dwarf thrives both indoors and outdoors, doing best where it can soak up maximum light. Bred as an autoflowering cross of powerful indica genetics with ruderalis, it's naturally resilient to common pests and mold — a trait that makes it especially forgiving for beginner growers. The plants stay short, compact, and bushy, fitting well into small indoor spaces, balconies, or urban gardens, and typically finish flowering in about 8 to 9 weeks (roughly 60–65 days) from germination, with some sources citing up to 65 days to full harvest. At full maturity, White Dwarf develops olive-green nugs coated in sticky trichomes, giving them an almost frosty white appearance. Yield runs medium. Seeds for White Dwarf are commercially available.
