Red Widow

If honey drizzled on toast is the extent of your experience with this sweet nectar, Red Widow cannabis strain might just change how you think about cannabis strains forever. This cross between old-school legends White Widow and Red Dragon brings together everything we love best about both worlds: powerful effects that are well-balanced and totally captivating from start to finish.

Wave goodbye to monotonous mornings forever as soon-to-be favourite wake-and-baker Red Widow weed strain occupies your olfactory system with rich melted butter notes underscored by tantalising hints of floral sweetness – imagine standing next door to an indoor grow while baking cookies next door (just an easy walk away from any skunk odours). A puff or three into a joint full of these delicious buds stimulates waves of giggles within seconds, sending surges of near-sizzling excitement running just below the skin surface: But this isn’t only a giggle-generator par excellence, it’s also an uplifter par upper class; happy, animated, revitalised feelings which make it great for occasions when you’re hanging out with friends or working on creative projects solo at home.

Medicinally speaking, fans use Red Widow to combat various types of pain including inflammation; anxiety, depression, and insomnia melt away under its influence too (some report finding relief from nerve-related conditions such as restless leg syndrome). It’s often described as hitting that sweet spot between feeling stoned or high and feeling so good you could get up dance around for hours thinking about stuff – with this in mind a number of patient collectives have nicknamed it ‘Cerebral Massage’. People who like daytime drugs enjoy being able to smoke Red Widow during the day; those who prefer night-time meds say they help mellow things out before bedtime.

Finally, there are therapeutic properties some canna consumers simply can’t get enough of, like its ability to provide relief without leaving them feeling sedated or spaced-out afterwards -- plus the way tensions evaporate both quickly when under their influence but also slow(ly) enough afterwards that one’s current most pressing concern becomes whether not finishing the snack you started half an hour ago constitutes wasting food.