White Rhino Feminized

White Rhino Fem has all the characteristics that make an Indica plant exceedingly easy to grow, even for absolute beginners. The plant is short and stout, with plenty of broad leaves that can readily catch the light. It is resilient and tough, able to fight off common pests and diseases. Moreover, it can withstand harsh weather conditions. Given only the most fundamental of care, it will produce a robust supply of rhinoceros horn-shaped buds (hence the name). These buds will be dripping with sugary trichomes and flecked with bright yellow pistils.   

As an indoor plant, it is best grown in a Sea of Green (SOG) set up. Novices, don’t be alarmed. This simply means placing several plants close together, about 30 cm (1 foot) apart. This method maximizes the available space and allows a bulk harvest instead of cultivating just one plant at a time. As the vegetation thickens, it will look like a green carpet or “sea”. 

Nevertheless, experts are aware that the SOG technique raises the temperature and relative humidity (RH) of a grow room or tent considerably. Although this strain can normally resist diseases effortlessly, it becomes more vulnerable to moisture-related maladies in this type of situation. Therefore, a close eye must be kept on the leaves and stems. Watch out for signs of mold and mildew.

This problem can be avoided in the open, where there is constant air circulation. Because it is relatively compact, the plant can be left alone to grow to its full height without risking detection from nosy neighbors. Like most marijuana, it prefers a sunny and warm climate. However, it is hardy enough to survive in cooler environments as long as there is sufficient sunlight.

In a controlled setting, the flowering period of White Rhino lasts 9 to 10 weeks. Trigger budding by switching the grow lights to a 12/12 schedule after a minimum of 3 weeks in the vegetative stage. 

Outdoors, harvesting can begin in early October, but extra time on the bush can ramp up the buds’ THC level and aroma. 

White Rhino is not for amateur smokers, and even veterans are caught by surprise sometimes. Just like a grazing rhinoceros, it is deceptively docile at first. But after a few minutes, the buzz hits hard and fast. A blast of euphoria will overwhelm you, together with a numbing of the body. 

This feeling is soon followed by a pleasurable relaxation as worries and tensions fade away. A trace of Sativa effects may kick in, giving you enough motivation and energy to go for a long walk to contemplate nature’s wonders. Eventually, though, the desire to take a nap will overtake you. 

With that in mind, this potent weed is best enjoyed in the evening or on the weekends when nodding off is a welcome option. Tasks requiring concentration and manual dexterity are highly discouraged. 

You’re here because you were intrigued by White Rhino’s name, right? Now that you know its effects and growing characteristics, you will surely take an interest in its daughter, Black Rhino Fem. Also known as Blackberry White or Blackberry Rhino, its other parent is – you guessed it – the fruit-flavored Blackberry strain. This Indica has a surprising mind-clearing effect but still provides profound relaxation. Dispensaries usually recommend it for managing stress and pain.

Another descendant of White Rhino is Cream Caramel Fem. The flavor is an amazing blend of lemon, honey, and butter – just like everyone’s favorite dessert. Great for a meditation session or yoga, it de-stresses the body and mind. But, don’t be fooled by its seemingly gentle nature. The THC concentration of this Indica is a sky-high 24%. It also contains around 1.6% CBD to temper the psychoactive effects a little.

On the other end of the spectrum, we have the energizing Sativas. One excellent specimen is Zombie Death F Fem, a descendant of OG Kush and GSC. This strain is the ultimate daytime high because it will keep you up and about for hours. The yield is an enormous 500 to 600 grams (17.6 to 21 ounces) for every sage-green plant with delightfully contrasting white pistils.

However, if you wish for a more balanced high, Gold Leaf Fem is a fine choice. Named for its golden foliage and sunshine-yellow hairs, it contains 21% THC for intense pain relief. In addition, it has a significant level of CBD (17%) to help mitigate the symptoms associated with chemotherapy treatment, such as nausea and loss of appetite. As a recreational weed, this 60% Indica, 40% Sativa mix induces an invigorating cerebral buzz, followed by tranquility of the body.

Finally, for purely medicinal purposes, we recommend CBD Strawberry 1 to 15 Fem. Developed in Switzerland, it takes the wonderful summery flavor of fresh strawberries and combines it with extensive therapeutic impacts. The THC level is below 1%, so this is not the pot to get high with. Rather, it is used to alleviate conditions like seizures, inflammatory bowel disease, and migraines, among others.