Slippery Susan

Why would a spirit choose to haunt a cannabis farm? To spread the ghostly delights of Willie’s Ghost cannabis strain, of course! This enchanting hybrid offers an otherworldly high—uplifting and inspiring—that breaks through monotony. It also has a calming effect, which can be nice if everyday life has got you down.

The effects of Willie’s Ghost weed strain echo its impressive lineage: Willy’s Wonder provides strong relaxation vibes that are also slightly cerebral. With 15% THC or so per gram dried flower (mid-range), this cultivar lets medical users or wake-and-bakers enjoy themselves without feeling overwhelmed by sleepiness later on. One thing making myrcene special among terpenes is how common it is; not only does this earthy-scented molecule help herbs and flowers smell like dirt forests (earthy), there may well be anti-inflammatory properties too – meaning relief from swelling or pain could arrive more swiftly while they work together at things behind-the-scenes.

Initial notes of SFV ancestors are apparent upon toking up; closer lavender tree fruit taste buds tingle even before exhaling. Overall, a sweet floral impression is left in the mouth afterwards with each puff, somehow both delicate and rich, inviting continued exposure recommended for those days when hands feel like balloon animals and brain clouds. It goes without saying, but here goes anyway: appetites and creativity are also encouraged by partaking. There are good times ahead with this bud, whether due solely to wanting some fun times or a daytime consumption regimen. Daily chronic pain sufferers will find it interesting, smokeable, and bearable during light-of-day moments.

On breathing in, flavours like laven-tree fruits dance over the palate, with a flowery aftertaste brought out nicely, ending in a polite way of hanging around; it reminds one of walks in the park during springtime, just as your urge to draw on a napkin surface increases, making the appeal combined with nature’s artwork feel like normal stuff again.