About Cherry Death Star
If you’re a high-THC strain connoisseur, Cherry Death Star is one you should try, should you be fortunate enough to stumble upon it. It’s a cross between Death Star and Cherry Pie, which are two potent strains, causing the average THC level to be 31%.
Its peppery aroma can be seemingly sweet with a citrus undertone. Its taste is a bit more skunk-like with a hint of diesel. Cherry Death Star grows into small round nuggets that are covered in deep greens. They have a touch of purple along with orange hairs or pistils that sometimes lighten to tan.
It’s reputed to help reduce feelings of depression and anxiety, as well as to offer some consumers help with pain relief and discomfort from inflammation.
This Indica-dominant hybrid has also been used for relaxation and dozing-off, some users have reported. They also noted that it helped rid them of negative feelings.
Lab Data
| Cannabinoid | Amount |
|---|---|
| THC: | 31.34% |
| CBN: | 0.64% |
| Terpene | Amount |
|---|---|
| Beta-Caryophyllene: | 0.803% |
| Limonene: | 0.423% |
| Alpha Humulene: | 0.164% |
Strain Details
Death Star is a potent cross of Sensi Star and Sour Diesel that combines sweet skunk and fuel aromas into a pungent fragrance that isn’t easy to hide. This strain may not have the ability to destroy planets, but it does have quite a powerful buzz. Effects can be slow to onset, but once they do, Death Star takes away all cares and replaces them with a state of relaxed euphoria. Great for daytime or nighttime use, this Ohio native now has fans throughout the galaxy.
