1995 Sensi Star Sativa
1995 Sensi Star Sativa
Overview
1995 Sensi Star Sativa is a rare sativa-dominant version developed by Riot Seeds, representing a departure from the more famous indica-dominant Sensi Star created by Paradise Seeds in the same year. This strain emerged during an era when breeders were experimenting with traditional sativa profiles to deliver enhanced potency and aromatic complexity. The strain features classic sativa genetics with an emphasis on cerebral effects and uplifting qualities, distinguishing it from its indica-dominant counterpart. Riot Seeds has described this as a regular seed version that is no longer commonly available, making it a sought-after collector's item among cannabis enthusiasts.
The strain exhibits the characteristic sativa morphology with narrow, serrated leaves and a more elongated bud structure compared to typical indica varieties. The buds are noted for their crystalline trichome coverage that creates a shimmering appearance, indicative of a robust cannabinoid profile. The genetic lineage reflects a thoughtful selection of classic sativa traits, though the exact parentage remains proprietary to Riot Seeds. This strain represents the artistry of 1990s cannabis breeding when cultivators were pushing the boundaries of traditional strain profiles.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report relief from pain
- May help with stress
- Often used for depression
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
Flowering time of 9-10 weeks with a 1:1 male to female ratio. This strain requires more patience compared to faster-flowering indicas but rewards growers with unique phenotypic expressions. The plant exhibits typical sativa growth patterns with increased stretch during flowering. Growers report that this strain responds well to organic supplementation and careful environmental control. Harvest timing is critical, with trichomes monitored for optimal balance between potency and flavor. The strain is noted for its robust genetics and resistance to common pests and mold, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor cultivation.