White Pine

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Basic infos

White Pine is an indica / sativa from Huckleberry Hill Farms and can be cultivated indoors and outdoors (Where the plants will need a flowering time of ±50 days) Huckleberry Hill Farms's White Pine is only available as feminized seeds.

Huckleberry Hill Farms Description

White Pine brings together two Humboldt standouts, merging the floral elegance of Whitethorn Rose with the refreshing pine-citrus depth of Paradise Pine. This cross delivers a bright, forest-forward terpene profile layered with sweet floral undertones, creating a unique aromatic experience that feels both nostalgic and new. Growers can expect vigorous plants with strong structure, early finishing times, and impressive resin production. The effect is uplifting and focused at the start, settling into a smooth, grounded body calm that makes it a versatile all-day cultivar.

Lineage: Whitethorn Rose × Paradise Pine
Flower time: ~45–55 days indoors | Early Sept. outdoors
Traits: Early finish • Dense resin production • Strong structure • Pine-forward terpene profile

Disclaimer:
Most Huckleberry Hill seeds carry an early-finishing trait, which offers faster harvests but requires slightly different care than typical genetics. These plants are sensitive to light exposure and may begin flowering earlier than expected. Outdoor growers should wait until at least June 1st to plant, unless supplemental lighting is provided. Indoor growers may need slightly longer light cycles for clones to prevent premature flowering. Container size can also affect flowering schedules, so avoid letting plants become root bound.