Alpine Star
Genetics
Parentage not documented yet
Breeder: unknown
Effects & uses
People most often describe Alpine Star as relaxing yet uplifting, with a happy, euphoric mood that tends to stay clear-headed rather than heavy. Users say it settles the body without clouding the mind, which makes it a frequent choice for creative projects, easygoing afternoons, or unwinding after a stressful day while still feeling present and engaged.
The aroma and flavor lean toward pine and citrus over an earthy base. Lab tests typically show myrcene as the leading terpene, followed by limonene and caryophyllene, with a smaller amount of linalool. THC usually lands around 17%, a moderate level.
Genetics
Family tree
No sourced parentage yet. Unknown beats invented.
Offspring
Bred from Alpine Star
No documented offspring yet.
Lab data
Cannabinoids
- THC16.9%n=5
- CBG0.47%n=3
- CBD0.04%n=3
- THCV0.01%n=1
- CBC0.00%n=1
- CBN0.00%n=3
Bar = median; line = lowest to highest test. Values vary by grower and lab.
Lab data
Terpenes
- Myrcene0.43%n=5
- Limonene0.36%n=5
- β-Caryophyllene0.24%n=5
- Linalool0.09%n=5
- β-Pinene0.09%n=5
- Humulene0.07%n=5
- α-Pinene0.05%n=5
- Bisabolol0.03%n=5
Good for
Use cases
- Clear-headed83th
- Stress75th
- Creativity72th
- Energy70th
- Relaxation70th
- Social53th
- Sleep39th
- Pain36th
- Appetite23th
- Focus23th
Ranked against other strains from user reports and lab terpenes.
All reported crosses & sources (0 crosses)
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Type (Indica-leaning) is a reported label, not chemistry.