Star Krunch

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Basic infos

Star Krunch is an ruderalis / indica / sativa from Night Owl Seeds and can be cultivated indoors, outdoors and greenhouse (Where the plants will need a flowering time of ±70 days) Night Owl Seeds's Star Krunch is only available as feminized seeds.

Night Owl Seeds Description

Lineage: Toof Decay x Cosmic Queen F4 *Quick Finish*

Plant Size （approx ft）: Medium

Harvest time （approx # of days from seed）: 65-75

"Expect medium-sized bushes with stout branches that almost reach the height of the main cola. Extremely dense buds covered in sweet bakery and candy-flavored resin that will leave you wanting more. Cooler temperatures can bring out some beautiful fall colors that only add to her visual appeal. Stoney without the narcotic effect, great for an afternoon delight or as a post-meal treat. For the reversal I used a stocky, faster finishing Cosmic Queen as the pollen donor which will help add vigor and potency to this true F1, while keeping the stretch down.

**Be sure to keep an eye on these during early as the Toof Decay line can throw a ball or two during sexing, right where the side branches meet the main stem. It is rare, but can be brought about by stress or too strong an application of nutes during the sexing stage and seems to be most common when using humic acid. If you do see a ball pop up it can be removed and the plant will continue on fully female to finish her life. Also, keep airflow and humidity in check during the final few weeks, as the flower density can lead to bud rot in the wrong conditions. **"

Release date: 10/10/2020