Death Star
About Death Star
Death Star was deliberately bred from Sensi Star and Sour Diesel, pairing a sturdy, high-yield plant with a pungent, fuel-driven aroma. Our record lists Northern Lights, Sensi Star, Sour Diesel and Chemdawg as parents. It is a hybrid with a single THC reading of 18%.
Caryophyllene leads at 0.72%, then myrcene at 0.47%, limonene at 0.28%, humulene at 0.25% and linalool at 0.11%. The sole flavor tag is earthy. Effects read hungry, happy, sleepy and calm, along with dry eyes, nervous and dry mouth as the noted downsides.
Growers call it an easy plant, resistant to mildew and mold and generous in yield, which is part of why the genetics spread. The effect tags tilt calm and sleepy rather than energizing, even with Sour Diesel in the family, which is a reminder that outcomes depend heavily on the cut. It is a sensible choice for the end of the day.
Because nervous is among the recorded side effects, those prone to anxious feelings should keep their first session small and their surroundings comfortable.
Flavors
Terpene profile
- caryophyllene0.7%
- myrcene0.5%
- limonene0.3%
- humulene0.2%
- linalool0.1%
- pinene0.1%
- terpinolene0.0%
- ocimene0.0%