Lee Ann WoMac Strain Review (BLK MKT)

In this Lee Ann WoMac review, I’ll share my experience with a strain that has long been on my radar. The reputation of BLK MKT was enough to entice my curiosity, and to be honest, I’m glad I tried it.

Lee Ann WoMac is a hybrid often listed as a cross of Watermelon OG and Miracle Alien Cookies (MAC), though I couldn’t confirm that with a breeder. It has a complex flavor and aroma, and the effects impressed me.

Legal note: This review is for adults of legal age where cannabis is legal. This flower was bought legally in Canada, where each province sets the minimum age (21 in Quebec, 19 in Ontario). In the US, cannabis remains a Schedule I drug under federal law, apart from the narrow change in a federal rule published April 28, 2026. State laws differ.

For now, here’s a quick rundown of what you can expect from this Indica-dominant hybrid.

Lineage: Often listed as Watermelon OG x Miracle Alien Cookies (MAC)
Type: Indica-dominant
Potency: Very high THC, very little CBD (levels vary by grower and batch)
Terpene Profile: Terpinolene, farnesene and caryophyllene led this batch’s label; varies by batch
Packaging Details: Packaged on 02/15/2023, tested and reviewed on 02/27/2023 (12 days later)
Pricing Details: Purchased 3.5 grams for $48.95 at Ontario Cannabis Store ($13.99 per gram), the price at the time of purchase

Appearance: 4/5

Lee Ann WoMac looks great. The hand-trimmed buds mix vibrant green tones with fiery orange pistils.

They also have a generous coating of glistening trichomes.

Aroma: 4/5

The first impression was sweet and floral, with hints of pine adding depth and earthiness.

A little longer, and a hint of honey came through, contrasting with gassy undertones. It was a layered, inviting aroma.

Flavor: 4/5

The first inhale brought zesty lemon, which turned into a sweetness like ripe berries.

Earthy undertones and a touch of pine rounded it out, and a pleasant aftertaste lingered after each hit.

Effects: 4.5/5

The effects came on gradually. Within a few minutes, I felt a gentle wave of relaxation and calm.

Around ten minutes in, I felt euphoric, upbeat and creative.

I stayed clear-headed enough for good conversation, and I was chatty throughout.

It gave me a functional high, which I love. This isn’t one of those strains for getting stoned. Despite everything, I was able to function.

Terpinolene was the main terpene on the label. Some animal research suggests terpinolene may have sedating effects on the central nervous system, but that hasn’t been shown to explain how a strain feels in people.

Lee Ann Womac on a tin can

Overall: 4/5

Lee Ann WoMac is an excellent cultivar, with great-looking buds, a floral and gassy aroma, and citrus, berry and pine flavors.

It suits experienced adult users who want a mix of relaxation and an upbeat high. It’s very strong, so start low.

It was great overall, but if there’s one issue, it would be the price. This isn’t for people on a budget. Even so, it’s worth every dollar.

Alternatives

Here are some alternatives to Lee Ann WoMac worth trying:

Jack Haze Strain: It’s usually cheaper than Lee Ann WoMac and still good quality. It’s uplifting and relaxing, with most of the effects in the head.
Meat Breath Strain: While the Lee Ann WoMac gives a functional high, this strain is for those who just want to be relaxed. It’s one of those I will smoke when I just want to be on the couch for hours.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Lee Ann WoMac Indica or Sativa?

Lee Ann WoMac is an Indica-dominant cannabis strain.

How strong is Lee Ann WoMac?

Lee Ann WoMac is very strong. Exact THC levels vary by grower and batch, so check the label, and start low.

What is Lee Ann WoMac good for?

It suits experienced adult users who want to relax while staying fairly functional.

Sources

Cannabis (Marijuana) and Cannabinoids: What You Need To Know, NCCIH
Authorized cannabis retailers in the provinces and territories, Health Canada
Schedules of Controlled Substances: Rescheduling of Food and Drug Administration Approved Products Containing Marijuana From Schedule I to Schedule III, Drug Enforcement Administration (Federal Register)