Donegal
Donegal is a sativa-leaning phenotype of [[chemdog|Chemdog]], selected by breeders at Tweed in Canada for its energizing profile despite the indica-dominant nature of its parentage.
About Donegal
Donegal is a specific phenotype derived from Chemdog. While the parent strain is widely recognized for its indica-leaning characteristics, this particular selection was identified by breeders at Tweed in Canada for its distinct sativa-leaning traits. Users often describe the aroma profile as a blend of earth, wood, and diesel, while the flavor is frequently noted for pungent notes of citrus, pine, and hops. Reported experiences with Donegal typically focus on uplifting and euphoric effects, often cited for their ability to maintain high energy levels.
Plant characteristics
As a sativa-dominant phenotype, Donegal develops into a tall plant characterized by slender leaves. It is known to produce high yields under ideal conditions and has an average flowering period ranging from 49 to 63 days. It is generally recommended for indoor cultivation.