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I bought this strain before I was very good at research, and it was misidentified as an indica. I have since discovered that, with the wonderful exception of Blue Blitz, strains descended from Girl Scout Cookies -- like this one -- make me nervous. If speedy hybrids or sativas are your thing, this is probably pretty good. But if you are seeking something relaxing, look elsewhere. This is just my personal experience, which may not be yours, so (of course) use your own judgement.

I like this strain. I was quite wary at first, but the Afghani, and Chemdawg lineage convinced me to give it a try. Some people may have trouble sleeping with it, but I had no problem, just ignore whatever you started thinking about and hit the sack. Your mileage may vary. I did not choose insomnia under the list of benefits, as it is physically pain (mostly knees) that keeps me up, usually (I have had insomnia in the past). As for the high, it's actually quite mellow. Maybe not as low-key as heavy hitters like Northern Lights, but I have been switching off between it and Sugar Black Rose, and it's been quite competitive in that regard. A nice mellow high that doesn't make you nervous. I had tried so many strains mislabeled as indica (sorry, Leafly, but Do-si-do is at the top of my hate list). This stuff is nice.

When I heard the name "Northern Wonder," I thought, wow, someone crossbred Northern Lights X Willy's Wonder? Those are legendary indicas, and for good reason. A quick Google Search confirmed it. It's a very relaxing indica with a slightly sweet flavor, with notes of pine and almost mint. I'm going be lazy and refer people to the parent pages, as the traits of both are found in abundance in this delightful strain. It's good for sleep but you can also work too, very effective on my knee and leg pains. If you are very oriented toward indicas/relaxation and can handle 20+ percent THC, I think you will really like this strain.