Death Star reviews

I'm smoking this and now I'm focused n relaxed. it has relived pain . happy guy.

This one hit me harder than my drunk stepfather. I have trouble going down to sleep at night, and this one does it for me, it’s super skunky with a heavy diesel undertone. Effects are heavy, and for me similar to that of a strong GG #5.

Recently tried this after seeing the caregivers papers showing that it had 27% THC. Doubting I gave it a try and while I'm still not sure it's 27%, it does have an intense and long lasting high that is extremely stoney.

omfg!!! if Skywalker OG is luke approaching the death star, then DeathStar is the f*king mega-explosion!!!! holy sh*t! i've been smoking on hash for a week before i smoked half a bowl of this stuff and :-O it's rediculous! totally floored me; i was NOT prepared for it ..didn't pass out tho so i'm still happily surprised at how this bud turned out; who would've ever thought that sensi star & sour D would work so well together

Absolutely incredible if you have a stubbornly high tolerance. Normally it takes several bowls to get me anywhere near stoned, but with this strain, 2 - 3 hits and and you will feel like you are ON the Death Star, my friend. It has a relaxing sort of drowsy feeling that sets in behind the eyes, but not so intoxicating that it makes you tired. I found it quite easy to do household chores while zoinked out of my mind on this strain. It also made my abysmal, boring 9 - 6 job FUN TO DO. If you have trouble getting high, get this strain. Do it.

Good to chill, doesn't knock you out as bad as other indica strains. 🌼

Death Star is a great "go to" strain for help falling asleep. Sometimes I have a hard time getting my brain to shut up so I can fall asleep. I hit this and was playing video games waiting for it to kick in.... then 10 minutes later... WHAM!! hit me like a freight train, and then I couldn't keep my eyes open. Had a beautiful restful night of sleep. Woke up this morning refreshed! Awesome flower!! Rate this an 8 out of 10.

I take this a bit before bedtime to aid with MS complication that effect sleep. I use a Pax to administer. It leaves you very relaxed but not dizzy or loopy. Too much can produce couch lock but that's pretty much what I'm going for. I sleep through the night for the first time in years. I wake refreshed and rested. It also helps with some PTSD issues. My only drawback is that it does dry your eyes making them heavy but again I'm looking to sleep so not a problem.