Starlight
Starlight packs its own light show, and you don't need to empty the bag to see it. The Global Seedbank’s indica earned its name from the thick trichome coverage across its flowers, giving the buds that frosted look that makes somebody pause mid-session and ask to see the stash again. Plenty of sparkle, no flash required.
Fruit leads the aroma and carries into the flavor. The breeder keeps the tasting notes broad, so there’s no reason to turn that fruit bowl into an elaborate blueberry-peach cocktail. Starlight’s calling card is straightforward: fruity flower with a generous coat of frost. Its specific parent strains remain undisclosed.
Mind the name: De Sjamaan also used Starlight for a release later renamed Shaman’s High. That naming history does not establish Shaman’s High as an alias for The Global Seedbank’s flower. Keep the breeder attached so another plant’s family tree doesn’t sneak into this jar.
The effects need the same restraint. There aren’t enough clearly identified accounts of The Global Seedbank’s Starlight to promise a particular headspace, onset, or finish. The frost earns a closer look; it doesn’t write the smoke report.
The Global Seedbank describes Starlight as a short, compact indica suited primarily to indoor cultivation. Its listed flowering window is 6–8 weeks, with plants reaching up to 110 cm. The breeder calls it easy to grow, making its manageable stature part of the appeal alongside its resin coverage.
Online records this release as never offered in feminized form. The yield entry reads simply “500,” without a unit, so it cannot responsibly become a grams-per-plant or grams-per-square-meter estimate. Outdoor harvest timing, stretch, and specific feeding requirements are not established in the supplied profile.
