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Cherry Death Star
ReportedType not reportedType I — caryophyllene/limonene
- Most-cited cross
- Cherry Pie × Death Star
- Breeders on record
- Unknown
- Median THC
- 23.6% · 227 tests
- Total terpenes
- 1.25%
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Type labels are reported marketing/morphology labels, not chemistry. Basis: label missing or default-hybrid only.
Genetics
Family tree
Cherry Death Star
- Cherry PieReported
- Durban PoisonVerified
- Dutch GeneticsReported
- South AfricanReported
- Granddaddy PurpleVerified
- Big BudVerified
- Purple UrkleVerified
- Death StarReported
- Sensi StarReported
- AfghaniVerified
- Afghan landrace accessions (Sensi)Verified
- IndianVerified
- Sour DieselReported
- Chem 91Well-supported
- unknown (Weasel's grow)Well-supported
- Verified
- Well-supported
- Reported
- Folklore
- Disputed
Genetics
Lineage claims
Cherry Pie × Death Star
ReportedStated by unknown
Lab data
Cannabinoids
- THC23.6%n=227
- CBG1.9%n=2
- CBC0.00%n=2
- THCV0.00%n=2
- CBN0.00%n=2
- CBD0.00%n=227
Bar = median; line = lowest to highest test. Public lab records; values vary by grower and lab.
Lab data
Terpenes
- β-Caryophyllene0.71%n=225
- Limonene0.56%n=226
- Ocimene0.45%n=2
- Humulene0.20%n=226
- Myrcene0.14%n=226
- α-Pinene0.10%n=226
- β-Pinene0.10%n=143
- Bisabolol0.05%n=226
Good for
Use cases
- Pain96th
- Creativity69th
- Focus66th
- Social49th
- Energy48th
- Appetite35th
- Sleep28th
- Stress23th
- Relaxation15th
- Clear-headed14th
Percentile vs. other strains, from user-reported effects plus lab terpenes. Terpene links to effects are hypotheses with weak evidence; faded bars are terpene-only.