Glowstarz

Everything about Glowstarz

Glowstarz effects

Its effects are euphoric and pleasant thanks to its 20% of THC and its indica dominant aspect (60%). This strain is perfect for social gatherings and recreational activities, with relaxing sensations that will be invading the body slowly. Therapeutic users will find this strain useful to stimulate the appetite, relieve pain or beat insomnia (at larger doses).

Glowstarz flavors

Glowstarz has inherited the best flavors and aromas from its parents. Its kush side provides it with diesel, pine and russet touches, while the Gelato-Cookies lineage provides it with sweet and spicy flavors over an intense earthy background.

How to grow Glowstarz indoors

Indoors, Glowstarz yields around 500 g/ m² of frosty-looking dense and aromatic flowers in an 8-week flowering period. Kush plants don’t get past 1.5 m in height and show few leaves with wide foliage when grown under lights. During the flowering period this strain grows a lot. Its wide structure and abundant branches are perfect to apply the SCROG technique. Growing 9 plants per square meter in 11 L pots is ideal to maximize the space and lighting resources.

How to grow Glowstarz outdoors

Outdoors, Glowstarz can yield up to 800 g/ per plant and it will be ready for harvest by October in the northern hemisphere and by April in the southern one. Regarding height, these plants can reach up to 3 m, depending on the phenotype. It displays amazing resistance and adaptability. During the flowering period, this strain generates amazing flowers full of resin and trichomes. Although the buds aren’t that big, they are thick and compact, which adds weight to any crop. 

Glowstarz, by Paradise Seeds, was created by crossing two legendary strains: San Fernando Valley OG original (also known as SFV OG Kush) and Gelato 33. The first one provides potency and earthy and pine flavors, while the second one offers energetic euphoria and sweet flavors. The end result is an easy to grow and potent hybrid that adapts to all sorts of climates.