Red Headed Stranger

Red Headed Stranger is a sativa-dominant hybrid resulting from a cross between William's Wonder and Tom Hill's Haze. The strain takes its name from Willie Nelson’s 1975 album, reflecting a lineage rooted in classic genetics. The flavor profile is multifaceted, opening with notes of citrus, pine, and herbs, followed by deeper layers of pepper, earth, and a fuel-like quality. The Haze influence provides a distinct spice, while the William's Wonder genetics contribute a sweetness that rounds out the profile. Users typically report a rapid onset of cerebral energy, focus, and creativity, often accompanied by a grounded sense of relaxation. The strain gained recognition in 2012, placing second for Best Sativa at the Denver High Times Medical Cannabis Cup. Pacific Seeds reports that the strain can contain up to 23% THC.