Death Star OG

Hytiva's Review on Death Star OG

Death Star OG ascends as a celestial titan within the cannabis cosmos, offering an interstellar journey marked by potent effects and a singular flavor constellation. This strain is the progeny of a stellar crossbreed between Sour Diesel, Sensi Star, and OG Kush, each contributing to Death Star OG's formidable presence. With its deep green, densely packed buds that shimmer under a copious layer of trichomes and are highlighted by orange hairs, Death Star OG captivates both the eye and the senses, embodying the allure of the cosmos it's named after.

When you break the seal on a jar of Death Star OG, the intense scent will leave an indelible impression. A potent cocktail of earthy, diesel, and sweet notes form a lingering scent that adds an extra dimension of headiness, with a hint of fresh, zesty citrus running beneath it all. This aromatic bouquet carries over into the flavor, where OG, along with a diesel tang, stay dominant on the inhalation. The sweet aspect becomes even more pronounced upon exhalation. The result is an experience that is both dense and satisfying, with a taste that maintains a presence in the mouth long after the smoke has dispersed.

Death Star OG’s effects are as heavy as the cause recommends, punching with the intensity of a supernova. Users say a forceful wave of relaxation and pleasure immediately washes over them, relieving stress and worry. The physical effects of Death Star OG are only a smidge lower than those in the mind, if much lower at all. The pain that has caused you trouble seems to retreat, if not disappear, under the strain’s influence, and your muscles relax into nothing. If you want Death Star OG, remember that it is much more useful for seasoned marijuana users. Newbies might find it’s too heavy and their stomach churns at the weight of their forbidden galactic love.

Given its powerful relaxing and euphoric effects, Death Star OG may offer considerable benefits for many cannabis users which have shared its ability to alleviate stress and anxiety.

Due to its heritage, it appears to be a plant that is both tough and profitable to grow. The plant is likely to have a terpene array that includes high levels of myrcene, limonene, and caryophyllene. These compounds are responsible for the earthy, diesel, and sweet odors and flavors that are typically associated with this strain. The time that it takes this strain to flower is typically for the 8-9 week range and is common in indica hybrid plants.