Highwayman

Highwayman rides in as a balanced hybrid with equal parts sativa and indica, bred in Colorado by Tierra Rojo from Willy's Wonder and Tang Tang. Its bouquet opens with roasty coffee and cocoa layered over earth and faint florals; on the tongue those notes narrow to coffee, nutty malt, and a hint of sage. Expect an alert, creative lift that sharpens focus before settling into a clean body glow, matching the 50/50 lineage. Typical lab results place THC around 19-21% with trace CBD, and a myrcene-forward terpene profile supported by caryophyllene and geraniol helps explain the chocolate-coffee aroma and composed finish. In the garden, Highwayman grows relatively tall with thick, wind-worthy stalks and dense foliage that benefits from strategic thinning. Indoors it flowers in roughly 56-70 days; outdoor plants finish by mid to late October. Yields trend moderate, about 350 g/m2 inside or roughly 12 oz per well-grown plant outside, though trained canopies push a bit more. Well manicured buds often show a light-green color and crisp trichome frost, and the cured nose leans mocha over loam. Uplifting yet grounded, Highwayman channels the freewheeling spirit behind its name without veering racy, making it a versatile daytime-to-dusk choice. Credit to Tierra Rojo for distilling classic Willy's Wonder heft and Tang Tang spark into a smooth, modern traveler.