Weird Willie Marijuana Strain

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Hybrid Strain Hybrid 50% Sativa /50% Indica

THC: 17% - 22%

Weird Willie is an extremely rare hybrid strain from Weird Willie's Smoke Shop in Simi Valley, California. This dank bud is a phenotype of the cult popular Willie Nelson strain with an unknown indica/sativa ratio, although it is widely agreed that it is likely sativa dominant due to its potent sativa effects. Weird Willie boasts a THC level ranging from 17-22% on average, with an earthy peppery pineapple aroma and a taste of earthy pineapple that gets spicy as you exhale. The Weird Willie buds have thick, dense dark olive green popcorn-shaped nugs that are spattered with thick furry fiery orange hairs. These nugs are covered with rich purple leaves and a fine layer of milky white trichomes and sticky sweet resin. Users describe the Weird Willie high as one that is intensely euphoric and energized immediately upon smoking. You'll feel motivated and insanely creative while still anchored to the world through slowly creeping mellow body high effects that leave you relaxed and at ease without couch-lock. Due to these potent effects, Weird Willie is an ideal strain for treating patients suffering from conditions such as chronic stress, chronic pain due to injury or illness, mild to moderate cases of depression, and anxiety disorders, including PTSD.
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This is an indica dominant hybrid. It is truly weird. It will hit you first in the head with a nice cerebral high which by itself lasts for a bit. Then us indica smokers finally get the seemingly long awaited body buzz.......ahhh. This hybrid will not dissapoint regardless of whether you prefer indica or sativa.

Effects I Feel: Body HighHelp Me With: Anxiety, Chronic Pain, Depression, Muscle SpasmsAromas: Citrus, Dank
Indicadominator   - Feb. 3, 2015, 4:59 p.m.|
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