White Widow Temperature and Humidity

White Widow doesn’t like to sweat. Or freeze. She’s picky—some might say high-maintenance—but when you’ve got genetics like hers, you get to be. The sweet spot? Around 70 to 80°F (21–27°C) during the day. Drop it a few degrees at night. Not too much. She’ll sulk if it gets too cold. And if it gets too hot? She’ll curl her leaves like she’s giving you the finger.

Humidity’s another story. Early on—seedling, veg—she wants it moist. Not rainforest wet, but like, spring morning damp. 60% humidity-ish. Then, as she matures, she wants it drier. By flowering, cut it down to 40%, maybe even 35% if you’re pushing her hard. Mold is the enemy. White Widow’s buds are fat and sticky and dense—perfect for rot if you’re careless. One hot, wet week and boom. Bud rot. Game over.

Honestly, I’ve seen people baby her with humidifiers and dehumidifiers and sensors and timers and all that jazz. And yeah, it helps. But sometimes, you just gotta read the room. Literally. Feel the air. Is it clammy? Dry as a bone? Trust your skin. Plants talk, just not with words.

One grow I remember—summer, no AC, fan broke. Temps hit 90°F for three days straight. She didn’t die, but she got pissed. Leaves taco’d, trichomes looked sad, like they’d given up. Yield dropped. Lesson learned: don’t mess with her climate. She’s not forgiving like some strains. She’s got standards.

And don’t even think about misting her late in flower. That’s like spraying perfume on a cake. Just . . . don’t.

So yeah, keep her cozy. Not too hot, not too cold, not too wet, not too dry. She’s Goldilocks with a THC punch. Treat her right, and she’ll knock your socks off. Screw it up, and she’ll ghost you. No high, no harvest, just heartbreak.

That’s White Widow for you.