This hybrid is a cross of God Bud, an indica, and Good Hawaiian, a sativa-dominant hybrid. It's easy to find – if you live in Arizona. Otherwise, you'll have a hard time getting your hands on Sapphire Star.
It's sativa-dominant, though the exact ratio of sativa to indica isn't clear. Likewise, there's only limited information on THC and CBD levels, though there's little evidence to suggest either is especially high.
Sapphire Star and its happy cerebral effects make for an effective way to treat anxiety, low mood, irritability, and stress. With uncertain CBD contents, though, it probably isn't a great choice for alleviating seizure disorders or other illnesses that respond to CBD. Expect a limited body buzz and clear-headed mental effects, including euphoria, focused thinking, an energy boost, and increased creativity.
Sapphire Star tastes and smells of berries, with a sour, Skunky aroma and a sour flavor with hints of wood. No negative effects are widely reported, though that probably reflects this strain's rarity than its lack of side effects.
This strain sells on the Arizona medical market but would be much harder to find elsewhere in America.