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Doughnut

Doughnut is a hybrid of GSC and Cherry Pie. The profile is characterized by a sweet pastry aroma, dense resin-rich flowers and generally balanced effects. Beyond this, the source provides no reliable details on individual aroma notes, cannabinoids, terpenes, flowering time or cultivation.

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Character profile

Aroma, effects and terpenes

Aromas

  • sweet

Genetics

Parentage and family tree

Doughnut is at the beginning. The documented parent lines through the 4th generation follow below.

Editorial profile

Doughnut in detail

Origin & classification

According to the dataset, Doughnut is based on the cross of GSC × Cherry Pie. The strain is generally classified as a hybrid, without any ratio of Indica to Sativa, responsible breeder or creation date being provided. The name creates a clear pastry association, but the source does not describe any specific doughnut variety, glaze or filling. For an objective portrait, the broader sweet pastry character is therefore more meaningful than imaginative dessert details.

Aroma & flavor

Only a sweet pastry direction is documented aromatically. Accordingly, the structured field contains “sweet.” Specific fruit, spice, vanilla, dough or fuel notes are not provided. Individual terpenes are also not listed. Although the parent name Cherry Pie suggests an association with cherries, this must not automatically be presented as a perceptible characteristic of the offspring. The same applies to typical GSC descriptions that are not explicitly confirmed for Doughnut in the source.

Terpene profile

The flowers are described as dense and resin-rich. This provides a brief visual indication of compact flower mass and pronounced resin coverage. However, the source does not specify figures for resin production or any particular suitability for concentrates. Information on plant height, branching, yield, resilience and growing environment is also missing. Flowering time is not documented either and cannot be reliably calculated from the parent strains.

Effect tendency

Regarding effects, the English description refers to “elite balanced effects.” The promotional component “elite” contains no verifiable factual information and is therefore not adopted. What remains reliable is only a balanced effect direction, without more specific information on euphoria, focus, relaxation or physical heaviness. Such experiences are also individual and may vary with amount, surroundings, batch and phenotype. No recommendation for specific situations or times of day can be derived from this.

Cannabinoids, flowering & appearance

No values are available for THC and CBD, just as none are available for individual terpenes. The strain should therefore not be described as mild or particularly potent based on its parents. The available profile is brief but specific enough: GSC and Cherry Pie form the documented lineage, sweet pastry defines the aroma, and dense resin-rich flowers accompany a generally balanced effect profile. These four characteristics also mark the limits of the available source material. Further statements require a comprehensive primary description or verified laboratory data.

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Questions and answers

Frequently asked questions about Doughnut

What type of strain is Doughnut?

We list Doughnut as a hybrid strain with the parentage GSC × Cherry Pie.

What genetics are behind Doughnut?

Doughnut’s parentage is GSC × Cherry Pie.

What does Doughnut smell and taste like?

Aromatically, Doughnut is primarily characterized as sweet. Depending on the batch and phenotype, the expression may vary in intensity.