White Lime gives the citrus a light squeeze and the high some time to develop. Its reported lime flavor is subtle, with a slow-building effect that can bring energy, relaxation, and a growing interest in whatever’s in the fridge.
The reported pairing is The Lime × The White, with the original breeder unconfirmed. It’s commonly classified as indica-leaning, although the limited firsthand feedback includes an energetic side alongside physical relaxation.
The clearest tasting account describes a delicate lime note. Think a little citrus across the palate rather than a mouthful of sour juice. Detailed aroma and flower-appearance descriptions remain sparse, so the name alone doesn’t establish a snow-white coating or an especially sharp nose.
White Lime’s reported high takes the scenic route. One firsthand account describes a gradual build, pairing energy with relaxation and hunger. That’s a small sample, but a distinctive combination: some lift in the mood, some ease in the body, and a snack break that starts sounding increasingly reasonable.
A breeder-confirmed flowering period, plant height, yield, and seed format have not been established for White Lime. The available information centers on finished flower and limited consumer feedback.
Specifications for similarly named lime cultivars or either reported parent should not be treated as a growing schedule for this particular cross.
