Red Headed Stranger Strain Feminized Marijuana Seeds

With a flowering time of 9-10 weeks, Red Headed Stranger is ideal for those with some growing experience. Its uplifting, cerebral effects are perfect for daytime use, providing a boost of creativity and energy. Get your Red Headed Stranger Strain Feminized Marijuana Seeds at Rocket Seeds today and enjoy a high-quality growing experience with reliable results!

About Red Headed Stranger Strain

Red Headed Stranger is a Sativa-dominant hybrid that was named in tribute to Willie Nelson’s iconic 1975 album. First emerging in 2011, this strain gained recognition, especially after winning “Best Sativa” at the High Times Medical Cannabis Cup in Colorado. It’s a well-known strain, celebrated for its energizing effects and versatility.

Red Headed Stranger Strain was created by crossing Tom Hill’s Haze with William’s Wonder. The result is a potent strain with THC levels ranging from 16% to 26%, and a modest CBD content of 0.45%. Despite its Sativa dominance, this hybrid provides a balanced experience, blending mental stimulation with physical relaxation.

The effects of Red Headed Stranger Strain are fast-acting, delivering an uplifting rush of euphoria almost instantly. Users often feel a wave of happiness and mental clarity, making it an excellent choice for staying productive and motivated. Along with its clearheaded high, the strain spreads a tingling sensation throughout the body, providing an energizing yet soothing buzz. Yet, consuming too much can feel overwhelming for those with lower tolerances.

The aroma of Red Headed Stranger Strain is a delightful mix of citrus, herbs, and spices. When broken apart, the buds release cooling mint and pine scents. The flavor follows suit, with zesty lemon and mint on the inhale, and herbal spices leaving a refreshing aftertaste.

How to Grow Red Headed Stranger Strain

Red Headed Stranger is a Sativa-dominant strain that thrives in warm, sunny climates, both indoors and outdoors. When grown outdoors, it can reach up to 8 feet in height, while indoors, it typically grows between 4 to 6 feet. With a flowering time of 9 to 10 weeks, outdoor harvests occur between late September and early October. Outdoor plants yield about 2 ounces per plant, while indoor setups produce around 1.5 to 2 ounces per square meter.

Red Headed Stranger Strain grows tall with thin branches, so it’s important to use early topping and Low-Stress Training (LST). These techniques keep the plant shorter and help it grow more side branches, which improves yields and bud growth. If space is tight, you can also shorten the vegetative stage to control the plant’s height.

Outdoors, Red Headed Stranger Strain has better flavors and yields, but it can be sensitive to strong winds and unpredictable weather. Because of this, many growers prefer to grow it indoors, where they can control factors like lighting, temperature, and humidity. The strain benefits from the Screen of Green (ScrOG) method indoors, promoting even canopy growth and enhancing yields.

Red Headed Stranger’s buds develop an Indica-like structure, forming small, dense, dark green nugs with red to orange pistils and a generous coating of milky trichomes. With proper care and optimal conditions, this strain rewards growers with robust, flavorful harvests.