Stardawg Seeds
Find out more about this legendary strain and the best places to buy Stardawg seeds in the UK.
Stardawg Seeds – A Quick History
Stardawg was created by the legendary Breeder JJ of Top Dawg Seeds. He is a well-known breeder from the 90s New York Scene.
The first release of Stardawg seeds was way back in 2011. As this wasn’t ever intended to be for commercial gain it was very limited with the father plant being destroyed soon afterward.
Since then, there have been 3 more releases from Top Dawg of this legendary strain with the last one being released in around 2016.
Stardawg Seed Varieties
There were 4 varieties of Stardawg created by JJ. All 4 have only ever been released as regular seeds and in very limited runs. These were:
Stardawg Seed Specs
THC Levels
THC levels can reach as high as 23%. On average Stardawg will average around 19% THC.
CBD Levels
Stardawg was bred for its high THC levels. As a result, there is very little CBD and this clocks in at around 0%.
THC to CBD Ratio
There is no THC to CBD ratio as Stardawg rarely produces any CBD.
Indoor Yields
When grown indoors from seed, Stardawg can yield up to 4 ounces per square metre.
Outdoor Yields
When grown outdoors, Stardawg seeds can produce around 3 ounces per plant in the right conditions.
Type
Stardawg seeds are a Sativa dominant hybrid. Ranges vary from being 90% Sativa/10% Indica to 60% Sativa/40% Indica.
Flower Time
This strain will flower indoors for around 67 – 73 days.
Outdoors flowering is in around mid-October.
Height
Average height is around 4-5 feet (120cm – 150cm). But Stardawg has been known to grow up to 7 feet (210cm) tall.
Best Stardawg Seeds
Fem Stardawg Seeds
Stardawg feminised seeds by Flavour Chasers are available from Grizzly Seed Bank.
Fem Stardawg Seeds
Stardawg feminised seeds by BSB Genetics are available from Seed City.
Fem Stardawg Seeds
Stardawg feminised seeds by Black Skull Seeds are available from 420 Seeds.
Auto Stardawg Seeds
Stardawg auto-fem seeds by Fast Buds are available from Seedsman.
Stardawg Seeds FAQ
What are the genetics in Stardawg seeds?
- The original Stardawg seeds were a cross of Chemdawg #4 (mother) and Tres Dawg (father).
- Stardawg 91 takes the original Stardawg and crosses it with Chemdawg 91.
- Strdawg IX uses the Corey Haim phenotype and crosses it with the original Stardawg.
- Then the final version, Star Dawg 4.0 goes back to the original cross of a Chemdawg #4 crossed with a different Tres Dawg father.
What are the aromas and flavour of Stardawg?
The Stardawg strain is known for having earthy, pine flavours with a hint of sour gassy diesel. Some phenotypes have been said to have a slightly spicy aftertaste.
The smell of Stardawg is slightly piney and users mention that it smells exactly like it tastes.
What effect does Stardawg have?
Stardawg is a strain known for being happy, energetic and making you more talkative than usual. Too much can make you feel somewhat anxious and cotton mouth is pretty much a certainty.
What medical conditions can Stardawg be used for?
With the mood-boosting effects of Stardawg, this is a great strain for anyone looking to manage the symptoms of depression or anxiety.
Users report an all-over body feeling of relaxation so Stardawg could also be suitable for managing mild pain and discomfort.
What seed types are available (regular, fems, autos)?
If you are lucky enough to get hold of the original Stardawg seeds created by JJ, then they will only be available as regulars.
However, there are now numerous copies and hybrids available on the market so you won’t struggle to find regular, feminised and autoflowering versions of Stardawg seeds here in the UK.
Why is it called stardawg?
According to a Vice interview with JJ he named the strain Stardawg after “Stardog Champion” by the American band Mother Love Bone – “I had to come up with some kind of ‘dawg’ name, so it just clicked for me”
Has the stardawg strain won any awards?
A strain with this much hype and renown has surely won a number of awards, right? Actually, from what I have found this doesn’t seem to be the case.
It does however have some accolades worth mentioning:
- Second place Indica at the 2013 Seattle High Times Cannabis Cup.
- Third place Sativa in the 2013 Denver High Times Cannabis Cup