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eyes88 · 03-10-2009, 06:58 PM

Hi Folks,

...i just picked up some Super Star and Star Gazer beans, and the shippment arrived last week. The descriptions of both varieties sound great, so I'm really psyched!

I have a small indoor space (under the basement stairs) which has a very low ceiling. To work with this space i use T5 and CFL lighting (no room for HPS), small 2 gallon square pots, and LST.

I also have room of a few plants outside...among the tomatoes.

I'm planning to keep Super Star inside, and use Star Gazer outside.

I'm on the east coast (NYC area) so it can get very hot and humid. I experience some mold problems with the plants i grew last year, so I'm wondering if anyone has any experience with Star Gazer outdoors?

How is the mold and frost resistence, if anyone has experience?

Thanks in advance,
- eyes88

supadupa · 10-23-2009, 06:40 PM

Cool! Im very interested in SuperStar so keep updates plz!
Good Luck dude
Peace

chidoctor · 10-23-2009, 07:00 PM

well i got suprstar 2 weeks into budding. my plant is a sativa that soaks up water just as fast as light.she is very lemony smelling and strong. it doesnt look like a plant i like to grow normally but its love for food and light is intresting me enuff to run it. but understand im an indica guy not sativa thats the only reason.

Ed Borg · 10-23-2009, 07:46 PM

Greetings Chidoctor & All, Sounds like you have the more Sativa dominant pheno going, but don't be surprised that you will still get a very strong Indica body high along with that creatively uplifting Sativa feel. You should indeed still find that famous lemony scent that is special to the Star lines.
For Eyes88, good idea to keep the Stargazer's outside and the SS inside as the SG's leaf structure is quite close together and almost looks more like a tomato bush than a cannabis plant. Both strains will indeed stay short. Success to All. Ed

03-10-2009, 06:58 PM	#1
eyes88 Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Right outside the lazy gate of winter's summer home Posts: 107	Super Star & Star Gazer - new grow Hi Folks, ...i just picked up some Super Star and Star Gazer beans, and the shippment arrived last week. The descriptions of both varieties sound great, so I'm really psyched! I have a small indoor space (under the basement stairs) which has a very low ceiling. To work with this space i use T5 and CFL lighting (no room for HPS), small 2 gallon square pots, and LST. I also have room of a few plants outside...among the tomatoes. I'm planning to keep Super Star inside, and use Star Gazer outside. I'm on the east coast (NYC area) so it can get very hot and humid. I experience some mold problems with the plants i grew last year, so I'm wondering if anyone has any experience with Star Gazer outdoors? How is the mold and frost resistence, if anyone has experience? Thanks in advance, - eyes88
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10-23-2009, 06:40 PM	#2
supadupa Member Join Date: May 2009 Posts: 145	Cool! Im very interested in SuperStar so keep updates plz! Good Luck dude Peace
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10-23-2009, 07:00 PM	#3
chidoctor Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Posts: 451	well i got suprstar 2 weeks into budding. my plant is a sativa that soaks up water just as fast as light.she is very lemony smelling and strong. it doesnt look like a plant i like to grow normally but its love for food and light is intresting me enuff to run it. but understand im an indica guy not sativa thats the only reason. __________________ stuff folks are saying here is just regurgitated doodoo
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10-23-2009, 07:46 PM	#4
Ed Borg Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 237	Greetings Chidoctor & All, Sounds like you have the more Sativa dominant pheno going, but don't be surprised that you will still get a very strong Indica body high along with that creatively uplifting Sativa feel. You should indeed still find that famous lemony scent that is special to the Star lines. For Eyes88, good idea to keep the Stargazer's outside and the SS inside as the SG's leaf structure is quite close together and almost looks more like a tomato bush than a cannabis plant. Both strains will indeed stay short. Success to All. Ed
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