Heisenberg Diamonds Skywalker

Sold as diamonds, this Heisenberg concentrate is THCA in crystal form, named for Skywalker. That strain appears on Leafly under the aliases Mazar x Blueberry, Blueberry x Mazar and Sky.

From separating extract to solid crystals

Diamonds begin inside an extract: as it separates, the THCA comes together as crystals. Until heat is applied, that THCA has not yet turned into THC. How diamonds get made is the subject of our THC diamonds explainer.

Blueberry, Mazar and a probable Star Wars nod

Leafly‘s genetics box lists Blueberry OG and Mazar I Sharif as Skywalker’s parents. AllBud gives the parents as Blueberry and Mazar-I-Sharif and calls both famous strains. Leafly says the name probably nods to Star Wars, though the strain has no official link to the franchise, and it lists White Walker Kush and Dream Candy as offspring.

Skywalker’s THC, CBD and CBN figures

Leafly’s strain page shows THC at 20% and CBD at 0% and gives a usual THC span of 15% to 23%; its potency rating comes in above average. AllBud’s numbers are 15% to 23% THC plus 1% apiece for CBD and CBN. Leafly names deep relaxation and euphoria as the strain’s top effects, and relaxed and euphoric lead the effects its reviewers report.

Health Canada’s cautions for a crystal concentrate

Being an extraction product, Skywalker diamonds belong to a family that Health Canada warns is high in THC, illustrated there by shatter, wax, kief and hash, and it would keep beginners and infrequent users away from the whole family. For anyone inhaling, its advice begins with 1 or 2 puffs and caps the product at 10% THC; effects follow within seconds or a few minutes and may not peak until the 30-minute mark. Its lower-risk guidelines set aside 6 hours or more, after any use, before anyone drives.