Death Star Strain

Strain info:

Genetic:

Sour Diesel x Sensi Star

Type:

Indica

THC %:

Grow info:

Difficulty:

Easy

Height:

Small

Yield (Oz/Ft)²:

XXL (3-6)

Flowering:

Short (<8)

Positives:

Euphoric
Happy
Relaxed
Uplifted
Sleepy

Negatives:

Anxious
Dizzy
Dry Eyes
Dry Mouth
Paranoid

Medical:

Stress
Anxiety
Depression
Pain
Insomnia

One of the new waves of indica-dominant strains that have rapidly shown up on dispensary shelves is Death Star. A cross between Sensi Star and Sour Diesel, this strain is a potent cross. The sweet skunk and fuel aromas combine to produce an aroma that isn’t easy to hide. These effects can be slow to onset, but once they do, Death Star takes away all cares and replaces them with a state of relaxed euphoria.

It originates from the state of Ohio. Death Star will leave you with a state of bliss. This indica brings on a high that’s perfect for relaxing after a stressful day, sipping on some tea, or popping in a movie. Its effects always hit fast and last long, making it great for treating chronic pain and other physical ailments, like muscle spasms and minor aches.

This strain is most popular among consumers looking for an indica to relieve anxiety, depression, or stress. The adverse effect includes dry eyes and mouth; users are advised to drink plenty of water. This strain is not recommended for new or inexperienced users because its high THC content can lead to psychotic experiences, paranoia, and other negative side effects.

Its THC content is between 18% and 24%, almost unheard of for marijuana flowers. Growing this strain requires special care, as the plants are quite tall and are sometimes genetically unstable. Care must be taken that they’re not exposed to direct sunlight, and they need to be grown in environments with a variety of plant nutrients and water.

The climate in which Death Star flowers is relatively warm. It will grow best in soil enriched with a combination of peat moss and sand. Like all indica plants, Death Star likes to stretch its roots deep into the earth for the extra nutrients it needs to grow. It takes about 60 days to mature.

This strain is recommended for indoor growing. It’s easy to control, so once you have it growing, there’s no reason to panic if you need to remove a few of the plants from your garden or set them behind a fence for the night. Its leaves are not very small, and they are usually dense and bright green in color.