Here’s a strain that makes no secret about its namesake. To pay tribute to the acclaimed country singer, Lucinda Williams, the strain uses her full name as its own. It matches her balanced tone with its balanced hybrid structure (50/50) and provides anyone with the perfect socializer. This is a kick-back strain, one that loosens your tongue and mellows your mood. So long as you can handle the THC levels (which soar nearly to 30% on the high end) and the powerful flavor of spicy lemon, Lucinda Williams could be your uplifting mood savior for hours. You might say she just can’t let go.

Lucinda Williams flowers in about 8-10 weeks, turning out green nugs with fiery red pistils. The buds are dense, round, and compact. Most growers use clones of Lucinda Williams and love how easy she is to grow, reaping large, hanging colas that are cloaked in sticky resin. They make the strain perfect for hash producers. Even novice growers can expect to be able to handle this strain.

GROWING TIPS: Despite the strain’s relative ease for growers, we have a couple of tips. Lucinda Williams has a short harvest time, so you’ll need to get out there and get the fat buds off the plant in good time. The strain is great for people who have time to stagger a couple of harvests so they can be sure to get the most from this strain.

The strain was created out of Denver by Kind Meds from William’s Wonder and Cinderella 99. Its flavor has notes of spicy citrus, earth, and menthol. The woodsy aroma is lightly tinged with the scent of pine and earth, like a deep breath of the foggy outdoors in the autumntime mountains (just add lemon).

Lucinda Williams is a great afternoon companion for finding a much-needed boost. The strain gives you happy energy, relaxation, sociability, and even a sense of creative focus that can make you more energetic in conversations and more willing to work on your hobbies. For those suffering from chronic migraines and headaches, fatigue, pain conditions, and mood disorders, Williams’ sultry voice can act as a force of calm. Those who have ADHD or ADD can make great use of the strain, as those who have low or suppressed appetites can recover some of their hunger after breathing Lucinda for a while.

The name is appropriate, as listening to music and hanging out with friends is a fantastic use for the Lucinda Williams strain. For those who appreciate the taste of spicy, citrusy earth and need a bit of high-powered relaxation in their corner, this strain will hit all the right notes.