Red Headed Stranger is Tom Hill’s Haze crossed to William’s Wonder, and both halves of the name are deliberate: the album is Willie Nelson’s from 1975, and William’s Wonder was named for him too. Tom Hill ran full-season Northern California and built his Haze as an homage to the Original Haze out of Thai, Colombian and Mexican landrace.
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All four seats germinated and grew absolutely amazingly. At least three different phenotypes out of four plants. Extremely potent. Four plants yield 13 and three-quarter ounces dry.
Verified BuyerNice plant covered with frosty cupcakes with a garlic pine-sol scent. Looking forward to smoking after cure.
Verified BuyerBeautiful 3' plant with rock hard buds top to bottom with a serious cola atop. It took me to the temple. Crushing first hid transitions to calm focus. The terps burn the nostrils and the noids numb the mouth.
