
- Compact, resinous, reliable — a star for cool climates.
Frosted Star
Frosted Star is an indica-dominant hybrid with compact, resinous buds and a citrus-pine flavour.
- Resin-heavy buds for concentrated extracts
- Compact growth ideal for small spaces
- Citrus-pine flavour with calming effects
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18-24% |
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0.5-1% |
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Northern Lights x Haze |
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Indica-dominant hybrid |
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Moderate |
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8-9 weeks |
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Short to medium (60-120 cm) |
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Medium (approx. 350-450 g/m² indoor) |
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Lemon-citrus, Pine, Earthy sweetness |
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Feminised photoperiod |
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Cool temperate with short outdoor growing season |
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Calming, Uplifting clarity, Gentle body relaxation |
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Both |
About Frosted Star
Frosted Star is an indica-dominant hybrid bred from Northern Lights x Haze that produces compact, resin-heavy flowers with a sharp lemon and pine aroma. It performs well indoors and can be grown outdoors in sheltered sites; careful timing and ventilation are essential in cooler, wetter climates like Edinburgh to avoid mould and finish before persistent autumn rain.
Frosted Star is an indica-dominant hybrid. The variety shows compact bud structure and a high resin load.
Typical THC levels for Frosted Star sit between 18% and 24%. This provides a noticeable psychoactive effect while remaining controllable for regular users.
Frosted Star contains low CBD, generally under 1%. The profile favours THC-driven effects rather than CBD therapy.
Frosted Star derives from a Northern Lights x Haze cross. That lineage blends indica density with sativa-like lift.
Seeds are offered Feminised for predictable female crops. Photoperiod genetics give growers control over vegetative duration and final size.
Growing Frosted Star in a short outdoor growing season requires careful timing and vigilant disease management. In Edinburgh, growers must be prepared to protect plants from late rain to secure a decent finish.
Indoors the strain flowers in roughly eight to nine weeks. Outdoors plants typically finish in early autumn when weather permits.
Yields are moderate given the plant's compact size and resin focus. Outdoor yields in wetter seasons can be reduced by persistent damp and mould pressure.
Plants remain compact with a sturdy central cola and bushy laterals. The overall height suits small gardens and discreet outdoor plots.
Frosted Star does well indoors where climate control reduces risk from humidity. In Edinburgh outdoor growers can succeed in sheltered, south-facing spots but should aim to harvest early.
In Edinburgh the short outdoor growing season necessitates early planning and sheltered sites. Frosted Star tolerates cool, damp spells but benefits from sun exposure and wind protection.
The initial effect is mentally clear with a subtle uplift. After an hour the experience leans into relaxed, full-body ease that aids sleep.
A crisp lemon and pine top note defines the flavour profile. Earthy and sweet resinous undertones emerge on the exhale.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about this strain, covering growth, effects, and suitability for UK conditions.
Keep relative humidity around 40-50% during flowering to reduce mould risk and promote resin production.
Yes, it tolerates cool nights better than many sativa-dominant strains, but avoid prolonged temperatures below 10°C.
Plant in a sheltered, well-draining spot with good airflow and prune lower growth to improve ventilation.
Yes, it responds well to organic nutrients; slow-release compost teas and balanced feeds support steady development.
Aim to harvest at the first signs of amber trichomes but before persistent autumn rain becomes a problem.
Light selective defoliation is beneficial to open the canopy, but avoid aggressive leaf stripping which can stress the plant.
It responds well to LEDs at moderate intensities; keep canopy distance to avoid bleaching while encouraging resin production.
Stunted growth, dark burnt tips and slowed flowering often point to lockout; flush with pH-balanced water if suspected.
Monitor regularly and use biological controls; early intervention is key to prevent infestations from spreading.
Yes, high humidity cannabis cultivation demands strict airflow and quick-drying practices to prevent mould and bud rot.
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