Stardawg Seeds

How to grow Stardawg Seeds pot plants?

The saplings take up to a maximum of 10 weeks to attain full maturity and you’ll be able to spot the bright green buds that are replete throughout the canopy topped with orange hairs.

Indoor growing vs. outdoor growing

This Sativa-influenced strain is not known for producing a high yield regardless of whether you grow it outdoors or indoors. The flowers begin to appear within 63-73 days when farmed indoors, yielding about 3-4 ounces of buds in every sq meter. Outdoors, the plants develop and thrive in a Mediterranean climate and the buds are ready to be picked by mid-October.

Feeding

Keep the feeding moderate during the early stages but raise the amount of nutrients when buds start appearing. Maintain the trend till the buds are fully developed.

Growing techniques

You can be assured of a good yield if you cultivate the strain indoors using SOG or SCROG methods. Since the plant can reach a good height and develop a broad canopy, you’d need to keep the plants sufficiently apart.

Recreational use

The highs that you get from smoking Stardawg can strike you hard and stimulates creative thinking only after a few inhalations. As you continue to draw on the vapors, you start feeling transcendental and find yourself floating in space like an astronaut.

Side effects

• Relaxed
• Happy
• Euphoric
• Dry mouth
• Dry eyes

Medicinal use

Physiological

• Chronic pain
• Glaucoma
• Back pain
• Herpes
• Rheumatism
• Tumors

Psychological

• Epilepsy
• Multiple Sclerosis
• Depression
• Anxiety

Taste & Aroma

The smell of Stardawg is a heady combination of diesel and earthy pine with understated hints of lemon. The taste is a fine concoction of sweet lemon, pine and fuel.