Stargazer

breed by Delta 9 Labs

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Basic infos

Stargazer is an mostly indica from Delta 9 Labs and can be cultivated indoors (Where the plants will need a flowering time of ±65 days) Delta 9 Labs's Stargazer is/was never available as feminized seeds.

Delta 9 Labs Description

• * strain type: Indica: 80 Sativa: 20
• * buzz: relaxed, good mood
• * taste/smell: peppermint Mentos
• * flowering time: 60-70 days
• * parents: Warlock (female) (40%) x AK47 (female) (20%) x Sensi Star (male)(40%)
• * yield: 300-500 g/m2 (1-1 2/3 oz./ft.2)
• * environment: indoor

Stargazer is an indoor strain from a family of strong, stoney connoisseur pot. Her mother hybridizes the indica-dominant Warlock and the sativa-dominant AK47, both noted for fast, stimulating, and slightly hashy highs. Her Sensi Star father is likewise popular for its fast indica body stone with a side dish of mental stimulation. Between them, Stargazers three immediate ancestors boast an average THC content of 20% and have won eleven major awards, including the Highlife and High Times Cannabis Cups. As her name suggests, Stargazer was bred for intense, alert effects that are felt in both the mind and body; for happily gazing at the stars on a night ramble or gazing into a dance partners eyes. In its recommended indoor setting, Stargazer takes between eight and ten weeks to flower depending on the temperature. She likes cold temperatures more than most plants do, which might make her a good candidate for outdoor planting in the northern latitudes. Typically, though, Stargazer grows well in densely planted soil or hydro. Her skunk and Afghan dominated genes lead to extensive branching, but sea of green cultivation is possible with some pruning. Stargazers internodes are close together, sprouting thin, whip-like branches that may require support once the buds begin to reach their full density. Her short, thick leaves are speckled with the oh-so-feminine pink hairs characteristic of her Warlock and AK47 mother-line. While she blooms, Stargazers scent is strong and leans toward pungency. Once cured, the palate is hard to describe -- in the background, creamy and slightly sour body; in the foreground, a bite of Sensi Stars lemon flavor pushed toward the astringent and minty. Delta-9 suggests that this sour-sweet mixture tastes a bit like a peppermint breath candy, such as Mentos.