60 Day Wonder

60 Day Wonder: An Autoflowering Indica for the Evening

60 Day Wonder is an indica-dominant autoflower from DNA Genetics. Most sources put it at roughly 90% indica, with the rest listed as sativa or ruderalis. It is mainly known for relaxing, mood-lifting effects with a sleepy finish, and it suits evening use better than daytime use.

🧬 Genetic Heritage & Lineage

• Parents: Williams Wonder (indica) crossed with Ruderalis, the autoflowering parent
• Breeder: DNA Genetics, sold through DNA Genetics Seeds
• Era: The 2010s
• Chemovar: Type I, meaning THC-dominant with only trace CBD

Seed banks and databases mostly agree on the Williams Wonder x Ruderalis parentage. One source lists Mayiam's Wonder in place of Williams Wonder, and a few retailers that sell their own versions list Williams Wonder on both sides. Treat those as variations in the record, not the standard account. The classification is also close to unanimous: 15 of 17 sources call it an indica, one calls it a sativa, and one calls it a hybrid.

Cannabinoid Profile

• THC: Reported at roughly 10-20%. Individual sources give ranges such as 10-15%, 12-18%, or 18-20%, so expect variation between seed lots and growers.
• CBD: Low, around 0.1-0.6%
• CBG: One source lists about 0.2%

This is a moderate-potency profile, which makes it approachable for newer consumers.

👃 Terpene Profile & Aromatics

Terpene data for this strain is anecdotal. No lab-verified percentages are available, so treat the list below as a guide to likely character, not a measured fingerprint. Myrcene is the most commonly cited dominant terpene.

• Myrcene — earthy and herbal, and often associated with the body-heavy, relaxing side of indicas
• Caryophyllene — spicy and peppery, and a CB2-active terpene linked to body comfort
• Limonene — bright citrus, associated with uplifted mood
• Linalool — floral and calming
• Humulene — woody and earthy
• Ocimene, Terpinolene and Alpha-Pinene — mentioned less often, adding sweet, fresh, and piney touches

The aroma is led by earthy and citrus notes, with sweet, spicy, herbal, pine, woody, and floral accents depending on the source.

👅 Flavor Experience

• Earthy — the base note on the inhale
• Citrus — a bright, lighter layer that pairs with limonene
• Sweet and spicy — a rounder sweetness with a peppery exhale
• Herbal, woody, pine and nutty — secondary notes that vary from batch to batch

🎯 Effects & Experience

Reports most often describe relaxed, happy, euphoric, and uplifted effects. Many users also report hunger, and some report sleepiness, particularly later in the experience. A smaller number of sources mention creative or energetic moments, so the mood lift may come with some early mental sparkle before the body effects settle in.

• Mind: Easygoing, positive, and gently euphoric
• Body: Calm and loosened, trending toward drowsy at higher doses
• Appetite: Often stimulated

Because THC is moderate, the effects are generally described as comfortable and not overwhelming.

🎮 Use Cases & Activities

• Evening wind-down after a busy day
• Sleep and bedtime routines
• Watching TV and movies
• Eating, since appetite stimulation is commonly reported
• Baths and showers for a slow, sensory decompression

Most sources recommend it for evening use, and one points specifically to night.

💚 Medical & Therapeutic Potential

The following are anecdotal reports, not clinical findings. This strain may help with:

• Stress and anxiety — the most frequently cited use
• Low mood — consistent with the uplifted, happy effects described
• Pain and muscle tension — including spasms and post-exercise soreness
• Insomnia — through its sedating, relaxing tendencies
• Nausea and low appetite

If you are managing a medical condition, talk with a qualified healthcare professional first.

⚠️ Consumer Considerations

With moderate THC and relaxing effects, this strain suits beginners and experienced consumers who want a calm, mood-lifting evening option. Common side effects are:

• Dry mouth
• Dry eyes
• Drowsiness, especially at higher doses

Sources disagree on potency (one outlier lists an implausibly high figure), so go slowly with a new batch.