Star Killer Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: Rare Dankness Seeds

Winner of the High Times Cannabis Cup and also Winner of the Oregon Grower's Cup. Take the Skywalker Og and cross it with the RD#2 male and you get sweet/kushy...

$8.44

Star Killer Cannabis Seeds from Rare Dankness Seeds

Winner of the High Times Cannabis Cup and also Winner of the Oregon Grower's Cup. Take the Skywalker Og and cross it with the RD#2 male and you get sweet/kushy taste lemonhead candy of all the way around. From the first taste, she brings on the OG flavor. Dense, purplish hued buds, trich covered buds. A little stockier than her Og sisters. Does well indoors or out. Does not like high temps or high PH. Medium to high yielder.

Medical Uses: Pain relief, insomnia, chemotherapy, Gastrointestinal Issues, AIDS, PTSD

Lineage: Skywalker OG Kush X RD#2
60-70 Days flower time.
Indica/Sativa % : 70/30

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