I found that White Widow (the original sibling of Black Widow, not the later one from GHS) to be one of the easiest strains to grow indoors and outdoors here in the PNW. It was also the easiest to root and clone of any strain that I have grown. At least the clone of WW that I had from a large medical grower here in the PNW. Growing indoors under lights can be tricky though. Heat, humidity and ventilation are all issues. You need fans running all the time indoors and you need to cut down on the humidity. Or you will get bud and stem rot. Which is how I found out that WW was so easy to clone. I tried a horizontal trellis grow of WW under lights one winter under long floro tube lights. But running stems that direction invites any condensation to collect along the stems instead of running off if they are vertical. And that will always lead to stem rot. Stem rot will kill anything above the section of infected stem. So I had a lot of WW tops on a soon to be rotted out stem. So I took 20 or so clone cuttings, figuring that maybe half of them would not root or die off. Well, none of them died and they ALL rooted out. Being a plant person, I cannot easily toss out rooted healthy plants. Unless I do a 100+ seed run testing germination or the like. Anyway, I had many WW clones that year. They grew fast after moving them outdoors in the GHs. I sold them off to several other medical growers that spring. It was legal to do that here then. To sell excess plants to other medical growers. Not sure if that still is legal to do that in Oregon. The grow laws in Oregon change every week and the way the laws are written they are rather ambiguous.
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