Is White Widow Autoflower a High-Yielding or Low-Yielding Strain? 🌱❓Updated a day ago

It’s understandable to be confused when different sources describe White Widow Autoflower in different ways. Here’s what you need to know.

Yield Potential of White Widow Auto

• Indoors: Typically produces moderate yields compared to larger photoperiods. Expect around 2–6 oz per plant, depending on your setup.

• Outdoors: With plenty of sunlight and space, plants can yield more, but still less than most photoperiods.

• Speed vs. Size: Autoflowers are generally smaller and faster than photoperiods, which naturally limits yield—but White Widow Auto is considered one of the better-yielding autos thanks to its strong growth and resilience.

Why the Difference in Descriptions?

• Relative Comparison: When compared to photoperiod White Widow, the auto version produces less overall. Some growers call that “low-yielding” in relation to photos.

• Auto vs. Auto Context: When compared only to other autos, White Widow Auto is often considered “heavy-yielding.”

• Environment & Experience: Light intensity, nutrients, training, and grow space all play a major role in final yields.

What to Expect 🌿

White Widow Auto won’t match the yields of a large photoperiod plant, but for an autoflower it is known as a solid producer—with the added benefit of fast harvests and resilience that make it a favorite for new growers.