The Don Mega

Also known simply as "Don Mega," this evenly balanced hybrid boasts impressive THC levels, a profoundly soothing high, and an abundance of skunky, cheesy flavors. The progeny of GMO and Black Banana, it takes many of the most desirable attributes from its parents and supercharges them, with excellent yield potential and potency. Keep reading to learn more about this strain's history, effects, and much more. History of The Don Mega Cannabis Strain Crafted by Pacific Northwest seed company Solfire Gardens, The Don Mega lives up to its name by producing mega levels of THC, a bumper haul of dense flowers, and a funky aroma that's sure to please old-school cannabis lovers. In fact, Don Mega perfectly encapsulates Solfire Gardens' vision “to breathe new life into the cannabis industry by introducing unique, high-quality seed varieties." When you dig deeper into the physical characteristics and properties of Don Mega, you can see that goal shining through. Solfire Gardens is a relatively new kid on the block, established in 2015 by a University of Washington biology student. Since then, the team has grown and now includes breeders of all skill levels—from hobbyists to professional horticulturists and everyone in between. And it seems their commitment to authentic and unique cannabis varieties is paying off. The range at Solfire not only comprises Don Mega, but also one of the strain's parents, Black Banana, as well as the cultivars Hood Candyz, Udder Madness, and Why U Gelly? Outside of the eclectic strain names, Solfire Gardens promises "rigorous, full-circle testing,” which they claim provides "an assurance of quality." While these statements aren't anything new, it is reassuring to see a seed bank holding itself accountable. From what we know about Don Mega, the strain has quickly become a favorite among medicinal and recreational users thanks to its potent effects and funky flavors. Genetic Lineage of The Don Mega To better understand Don Mega's effects, cultivation po