King Wilson
Origin 1: The commercial King Wilson circulating through Michigan is an indica-dominant hybrid tied to Wilson, Royal Kush, and Blackberry OG. Current material from Common Citizen and Great Northern Cannabis leans hard into gas, diesel, earth, and citrus, with stronger batches reaching roughly 30% THC and at least one reported harvest testing around 33%.
Origin 2: Masonic Seed Company uses King Wilson for a separate THC Bomb × Wilson cross. That version keeps Wilson as the common thread but swaps the kush-and-blackberry side of Origin 1 for THC Bomb genetics. Published finished-flower potency is sparse, so a reasonable working estimate is the mid-to-upper 20% THC range rather than treating the 33% Michigan batch as representative of both versions.
The Michigan version leads with sour earth, diesel, and heavy gas, sharpened by citrus and a touch of sweetness. The Masonic version is less documented in finished flower, but its parentage points toward a similarly loud fuel-forward profile with a sweeter, heavier edge.
Reports around the Michigan cut describe a creative, heady opening that settles into deep relaxation without immediately shutting the lights off. Happy, mellow, and clear-headed show up alongside heavier body calm, making it an evening strain that can still leave some room upstairs. The Masonic version does not yet have enough consumer reporting to claim the same exact ride, but the shared Wilson parent keeps it firmly in the gas-heavy family.
King Wilson wears two crowns: one stacked with kush, blackberry, and diesel, the other carrying THC Bomb straight into Wilson territory.
