- Type
- Indica/Sativa hybrid
- Heritage
- indica / sativa
- Flowering
- 63 days
- Seeds
- regular
- Feminized
- no
- Autoflowering
- no
Genetics
About this release
Proven Genetics, Easy Growth, Standout Flavor
Guava Star delivers exactly what experienced growers look for: reliable structure, bold terpene expression, and stress-free performance. Bred by Top Dawg Seeds from the respected Chem 4 BX × Star Dawg pairing, this regular hybrid is built for consistent real-world gardens, not finicky showroom grows. With an 8–10 week flowering window, Guava Star keeps cycles moving while rewarding patience with sharp, fruit-forward fuel terps. Guava Star – Quick Facts
Breeder: Top Dawg Seeds
Genetics: Chem 4 BX × Star Dawg
Seed Type: Regular
Strain Type: Hybrid
THC: 22–26%
CBD: <1%
Flowering Time: 8–10 weeks
Yield: Average
Difficulty: Intermediate
Aroma / Flavor: Citrus, earthy, fuel, guava, sharp
Effects: Relaxed focus, creative lift, elevated mood
Best Use: Daytime or evening, stress relief, creativity, relaxation Effects & Flavor Profile Guava Star offers a balanced, functional high—ideal for afternoons or early evenings. Expect a smooth mood lift paired with relaxed clarity, making it well suited for creative work, light socializing, or unwinding without sedation. The flavor profile is loud and sharp, blending tropical guava sweetness with earthy chem fuel and bright citrus. Growing Guava Star Seeds This cultivar rewards growers who keep things steady and intentional. It’s not demanding, but it appreciates consistency.
Grow Highlights:
Responds best to strong, full-spectrum LED lighting
Prefers stable temperatures and clean airflow
LST-friendly; light training helps even the canopy
Avoid aggressive topping late in veg
Finishes clean in 8–10 weeks Environment & Climate Guava Star performs well across most controlled setups.
Day temps: ~24–26°C
Night temps: ~20–22°C
Humidity: ~60% in veg, tapering to 45–50% in late flower
Airflow: Constant, gentle canopy movement is ideal
Indoor growers will find it easy to dial in year-round, while outdoor growers should aim for warm, dry conditions and avoid prolonged moisture late in flower. Yield