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Super Star Fruit

Feminized

Super Star Fruit is a citrus-forward hybrid suited to cooler coastal-influenced gardens in Buckinghamshire.

Why choose Super Star Fruit?
  • Zesty citrus terpene profile
  • Performs well with SCROG and topping
  • Reliable feminized seed genetics
THC 20%
CBD 0.50%
Lineage Super Lemon Haze x Starburst
Genotype Hybrid
Difficulty Intermediate
Flowering 8-9 weeks
Height Medium to tall (up to 2m outdoors)
Yield Moderate to high
Taste tropical fruit, citrus, sweet berry
Seed Type Feminized
Climate cool Scottish outdoor climate
Effects uplifting, focused, relaxing
Environment Indoor/Outdoor

About Super Star Fruit

Super Star Fruit is a balanced hybrid bred for flavour and clarity, showing bright citrus and tropical notes with a smooth, creative high. Bred from Super Lemon Haze x Starburst, it thrives under attentive care and rewards training with solid yields. In Buckinghamshire and similar cool regions growers should provide shelter, good drainage and consistent feeding to manage wet spells and late-season ripening. This cultivar is ideal for intermediate growers who want a reliably fragrant plant that performs both indoors and outdoors.

Grow Difficulty:

Growing Super Star Fruit requires intermediate experience due to sensitivity to humidity and wind. It can cope with a cool Scottish outdoor climate but benefits from shelter and precise feeding.

Flowering Time:

Indoor flowering completes in about 8 to 9 weeks. Outdoors expect ripeness in late September to October if summer warmth holds.

Yield:

Yields are moderate to high when plants are trained and fed correctly. Outdoor specimens produce larger flowers when given a long, dry late season.

Height:

Plants develop a medium-tall structure with long internodes and airy colas. Outdoors they can reach around two metres if left unpruned.

Environment:

Indoors this strain responds well to SCROG and topping in compact spaces in Buckinghamshire. Outdoors in Buckinghamshire choose a sheltered micro-site away from prevailing winds and heavy rain.

Climate:

Growing Super Star Fruit in Buckinghamshire requires adapting to a cool Scottish outdoor climate and potential wet spells. Use raised beds, good drainage and windbreaks to help buds mature before autumn.

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I have a windy plot near the Thames in Buckinghamshire, any tips?
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Erect windbreaks, plant near hedges for shelter and choose a micro-site with afternoon sun to reduce wind stress.
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What training produced best yields for you?
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A single SCROG net with early topping gave the best balance of bud size and even ripening for me.
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When did you move plants outside?
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I harden off seedlings for two weeks after the last expected frost and move them out in late May when nights stay warm.
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Any foliar feed recommendations?
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Use light kelp or seaweed sprays in the veg phase and avoid foliar feeding late in bloom to reduce mould risk.
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How do you finish crops in a damp autumn?
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I finish early by selective defoliation, add sugars during late feedings and consider harvesting slightly earlier for outdoor crops.

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