Debbie Does Dallas
Debbie Does Dallas Strain Overview
Debbie Does Dallas is a cannabis strain created by Trichome Kings, a Vancouver Island-based breeder known for their passion for cannabis genetics. According to the breeder, "Debbie Does Dallas was the most obvious name choice when I crossed Pink Taco with XXX from Ethos Genetics." This hybrid strain represents a unique combination of two distinctive parent genetics - Pink Taco and XXX from Ethos Genetics.
The strain is categorized as an indica/sativa hybrid that can be cultivated both indoors and outdoors, requiring approximately 70 days of flowering time. Trichome Kings offers this strain exclusively as feminized seeds. The Pink Taco parent contributes genetics from a unique hybrid created by crossing Peanut Break and Grape Pupil, featuring earthy, nutty, and fruity flavors. The XXX parent from Ethos Genetics brings a poly-hybrid lineage between Lemon Berry Candy OG and End Game Punch Line #3, adding citrusy and candy-like characteristics to the profile.
The strain has been used as breeding stock by Trichome Kings, with two direct descendants found in cultivation databases, indicating its value as a genetic foundation for future breeding projects. While specific cannabinoid profiles and detailed effect descriptions are not widely documented, the strain's hybrid nature suggests a balanced combination of characteristics from both its indica and sativa lineage components.
Debbie Does Dallas Strain Growing Information
Debbie Does Dallas is suitable for both indoor and outdoor cultivation with moderate growing requirements. The strain has a flowering time of approximately 70 days (10 weeks), which is considered average for hybrid varieties. Plants can be grown in controlled indoor environments or outdoor settings depending on local climate conditions. The strain is available only as feminized seeds from Trichome Kings, making it easier for growers to avoid male plants. Given its hybrid nature, growers can expect moderate stretch and typical hybrid growth patterns. No specific information about yields, plant height, or special growing considerations is currently documented for this strain.