Kush Mints

Kush Mints is hardly a household name among the global cannabis community, but she’s left a big mark on the small number of growers and smokers that’ve had the opportunity to try her. With a THC content of up to 28% and a particularly stimulating high, she’s certainly worth investigating. Strain History of Kush Mints Kush Mints emerged rather quietly onto the cannabis scene. Breeders at Seed Junky Genetics brought this cultivar into being, and she’s slowly cemented a name for herself in the good old-fashioned grassroots style. You’d be hard-pressed to find any major awards attributed to this strain. However, a lack of cannabis cups and other trophies doesn’t discount the quality of this variety. Rather than exploding onto dispensary and coffeeshop menus following a prestigious competition win or large marketing campaign, Kush Mints managed to establish herself through word of mouth and slowly spread from grow room to grow room. Genetic Lineage of Kush Mints So, where exactly does Kush Mints come from? Breeders over at Seed Junky Genetics harnessed Bubba Kush and Animal Mints to create a balanced indica/sativa cultivar. The former strain, also known as Bubba and Bubba OG Kush, serves up a quintessential physical stone. As the progeny of OG Kush and Northern Lights, you can expect an eye-reddening experience when you smoke these flowers. Overall, Bubba Kush provides a sleepy and relaxing high paired with moreish flavors of coffee and earthiness. Bubba Kush certainly brought a stoning element to the equation. In an attempt to balance out this effect, Kush Mint’s breeders decided to add Animal Mints to the blend. Although this hybrid imparts somewhat of a body high, her cognitive effects are far more noticeable. A THC content of 16% and CBG levels of 1% converge with minty terpenes to deliver a cerebral and creative experience, making this strain a good option when waking and baking. Physical Characteristics of Kush Mints Kush Mints features an equal balance of indica a