Starfruit Strain

Other prominent cannabinoids found in this marijuana type are as follows:

• CBC 0.46-0.53%
• CBG 0.2-0.79%
• CBN 0.2-0.4%
• THCV 0.34-0.68%

This phenotype is recommended for experienced smokers because its peppery flavor may be harsh for first-timers, leaving them gasping for air and coughing.

Taste and Aroma of Starfruit

This cannabis is known for its highly pungent aroma profile. The smell is spicy and herbal with wood notes. Myrcene and linalool are two primary terpenes that give the weed this peculiar odor. Additionally, smokers can catch some fruity aromas that make the smell softer. They are reminiscent of lemon, apricot, and pineapple with sweet honey notes. Humulene and limonene are responsible for these scents.

Main Effects and Medical Appointments

The Starfruit high starts with an uplifting euphoria that gives a mellow and relaxing buzz. It turns quickly into a severe case of munchies and can prompt giggles. Smokers become calm and happy and get tingly sensations throughout their bodies.

Due to its high THC content, the Starfruit strain has gained a reputation for helping people who seek relief from debilitating conditions such as:

• Fatigue
• PMS
• Lack of appetite
• Arthritis
• Insomnia
• Glaucoma
• Muscular dystrophy
• Depression
• Alzheimer’s disease

Sometimes, hypersensitive users of this marijuana may experience:

• Headache
• Slurred speech
• Drowsiness
• Heightened sensory perception

Try to remain calm if you experience any of these side effects. They will disappear as the high passes.

Information for Cultivators

Starfruit comes with a moderate growth difficulty. When grown indoors, its plants are pretty manageable, reaching heights of 30’’-60’’ and yielding at 0.5-1 oz./ft2. They can be 60’’-80’’ in stature and harvest at 10-15 oz./plant outside. It takes the plants 49-63 days to finish their flowering cycle and 70 days to deliver yields. The hybrid is known to develop small heart-shaped nugs with light amber hairs.