How does Desert Star strain make you feel?

The Desert Star strain has the following reputed effects: Body High, Hungry, Sleepy.

What does Desert Star strain may help with?

Based on users reviews, Desert Star strain may help with Anorexia, Chronic Pain, Depression, Insomnia, Nausea.

What does Desert Star smell like?

The Desert Star strain smells Earthy, Herbal, Mellow, Skunky, Sweet.

What does Desert Star taste like?

The Desert Star strain tastes like Herbal, Skunky, Sweet.

Is Desert Star Indica or Sativa or Hybrid?

Desert Star is a Hybrid (50% Sativa /50% Indica) marijuana strain.

Desert Star Marijuana Strain

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Strain Information

Hybrid - 50% Sativa /50% Indica

THC: 15%

Desert Star is a super rare evenly balanced hybrid (50% indica/50% sativa) strain with unknown parentage that comes from the infamous Chong Certified brand of cannabis. Not too much is known about the potency of this bud, although it is said to have a moderate level, which typically means it falls between 10-15% THC. Desert Star is best known for its stoney cerebral effects and mellow body high that make it ideal for kicking back and enjoying a night in the great outdoors looking at the sparkling stars. You’ll feel an onset of tingly happiness after the first few tokes that can leave you slightly aroused and giggly. A touch of alert focus comes next, allowing you to take in and appreciate the sights around you. This cerebral effect quickly becomes stoney, leaving you spacey and distant, lost in deep hazy thought. You may start to fade in and out of sleepiness in this state, but you can choose whether to follow through and nap or stay awake and stargaze away. These effects give Desert Star an edge in treating conditions such as insomnia, chronic pain, depression, and anorexia. It has a mellow but sweet earthy herbal flavor and smell with a skunky effect that’s released as the nugs are burned. This bud has small forest green nugs with bright orange hairs and dark crystal trichomes.

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