Stardawg Cannabis Seeds Sales

Stardawg Strain History

Stardawg strain (AKA Stardog) is a sativa-dominant 90/10 hybrid coming from the California Bay Area. The Stardawg cannabis strain is a cross between Chemdog #4 and Tres Dawg. Without a doubt, most weed smokers these days have heard of Chemdog. She has been a top strain since the early ’90s and is the foundation of many significant cannabis breeding projects. As a matter of fact, Chemdog was eventually bred with an Afghani #1 and backcrossed resulting in the creation of the strain Tres Dawg. Stardawg resides comfortably near the top of the ‘Dawg’ family line. Stardawg’s sativa effects dominate over the indica ones and produce a blissful cerebral buzz. Medical users can appreciate the soft waves of pain relief and appetite stimulation offered by the strain. Recreational users often enjoy a wake and bake session with Stardawg. They tend to love the upbeat and focused high that Stardawg offers.

Appearance

A properly grown and cured batch of Stardawg will produce dense, popcorn shaped buds with forest and mossy green hues. The honey-colored orange pistils stick out against its snowy white trichomes. Dark purple and gray leaves contrast the lighter colored shades of the buds. Compared to other sativa forward strains Stardawg produces relatively little leaf. Thereby making short work of trimming.

Aroma

Breaking up a bud quickly fills the room with a distinct woody and skunky aroma. Afterward, a pungent fuel and synthetic lemon scent becomes more prominent. Furthermore, some novice smokers may find the dank smell to be somewhat of an acquired taste. Stardawg has an intensely refreshing lemon flavor that lingers on the tongue.

Stardog Terpenes

Stardawg has a citrus, peppery, and herbal terpene profile. This is from the presence of the terpenes myrcene, caryophyllene, limonene, and humulene. Altogether these terpenes play an important role in the life cycle of a cannabis plant. In fact, they aid in a plant’s ability to deter pests and prevent fungal infestations. Not to mention providing the intoxicating aroma that lures humans.