Description
Kush Mints strain
Kush Mints is a hybrid marijuana strain made by crossing Animal Mints with Bubba Kush. The result is a high THC strain with a unique minty taste. Kush Mints provides effects that are uplifting and happy. This strain has a complex flavor profile that tastes like mint and cookies.
Are Kush Mints good?
Effects: Kush Mints is usually described as a 50/50 hybrid, but I consider it much more calming than stimulating. Despite an initial rush of creativity and interest, I usually find myself pushed into a chair by the strain’s relaxing effects on the mind and body, and above-average bouts with the munchies didn’t help.
Is Kush Mints top shelf?
This flower is extremely prolific in both flavor and potency. It taste just the way it smells; smooth sweet earthiness that will linger from one hit to the next.
Who created Kush mints?
Seed Junky Genetics
Kush Mints is a cross of Bubba Kush pollen and the clone-only Animal Mints strain bred by Seed Junky Genetics in Southern California. The experts at Seed Junky have crossed a Kush Mints phenotype with several other hybrids, including Animal Cookies and Wedding Cake.
Is Kush mints a sativa or an indica?
Kush Mints is an Indica-leaning hybrid strain — the genetic result of crossing Bubba Kush and Animal Mints — that Fountain had testing out a very potent 32 percent THC.
How does Kush mints grow?
The result is a high THC strain with a unique minty taste. Kush Mints provides effects that are uplifting and happy. This strain has a complex flavor profile that tastes like mint and cookies.
Are Kush mints strong?
This balanced hybrid strain is said to have a strong minty flavor, hence the name. It also reportedly makes users feel relaxed, calm and occasionally sleepy. Kush Mints is a cross of Bubba Kush pollen and the clone-only Animal Mints strain bred by Seed Junky Genetics in Southern California.
How much does Kush seeds cost?
How much do marijuana seeds cost? Cannabis seeds usually come in a pack of 10 or 12 seeds and start at around $40 a pack and go up from there. Some high-end genetics can run between $200 to $500 a pack.
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