Star OX

This regular cannabisseeds are for sure great - when you grow these beans you can expect incredible good lemon-candy smelling plants. Star OX is the result of crossing the winner Star Killer OG with another great one called OX. Star OX is a mostly Indica for indoors and for outdoors as well but you can expect maybe the best results when you grow in a greenhouse.

• Lineage: Starkiller OG x OX
• Genetics: mostly Indica
• Flowering Time: 7 - 9 weeks
• Smell: very intense, sugared lime
• THC: 23%

• Rare Dankness: U.S. breeder founded in 2010 with regular heavy photoperiod OG, Kush, and Haze genetics

Rare Dankness is a strong choice for buyers who want a breeder with a wide photoperiod range and a clear backbone. Founded in 2010, the breeder is closely connected to OG, Kush, Haze, Ghost Train, and Chem directions, and the current Cannapot range reflects that through a strong regular seed core with a smaller feminized side. That matters because it gives you a simpler way to narrow the selection: start with seed type first, then move to the strain family that fits best.

The quickest way to make a decision here is to avoid comparing everything at once. Begin with the first split between regular and feminized seeds. After that, sort the range by direction. Ghost of Lee Roy and Commerce City Kush make the OG and Kush side easier to understand, while Ghost Train Haze #1 gives the Haze-led route a much clearer entry point. Coco Nibbles, Pamelina, and Star Killer help round out the first shortlist with easier comparison points.

Quick Facts

Location: USA

Founded: 2010

Focus: Regular and feminised cannabis seeds

Types Available: Photoperiod

Best First Split: Ghost Train Haze, Coco Nibbles or Moonshine Haze

Known For: Scott’s OG, Mouse Trap, Ghost of Lee Roy, Cookie OX

Works Well For: Growers looking for distinctive flavour and aroma profiles

Their catalogue holds a mix of strains that stand out both for their smell and for the type of plants they produce. Cookie OX is often noted for its potential in pain relief, while Scott’s OG and Ghost of Lee Roy are favourites for those who want strong, memorable harvests. Years of phenotype hunting have given this breeder a gene pool that keeps surprising people. If the goal is to get to a shortlist faster, keep the first comparison small. 501st OG, Ghost Train Haze #1, and Blue OX work especially well together because they show three different sides of Rare Dankness without turning the first decision into a long process.