- Type
- Indica/Sativa hybrid
- Heritage
- indica / sativa
- Flowering
- 63 days
- Seeds
- feminized
- Feminized
- yes
- Autoflowering
- no
Genetics
About this release
The long-awaited next evolution of the MDC line, Mentha de Croco Bx1 F2 (Fem) was developed to preserve the signature fern-type morphology while refining the flavor toward a sophisticated Lemon-Chem expression. This feminized generation captures the full MDC essence—vigorous, resinous, and unmistakably distinctive.
Plant Structure: Expect stocky, fast-filling plants with low leaf-to-calyx ratios and dense, crystalline flowers. The leaf expression runs across the fern spectrum: some exhibit delicate, snowflake-like leaflets, while others resemble the classic MDC cover phenotype with superior light penetration through the canopy. During testing, a rare “Blueberry Parfum” outlier appeared—potent, visually striking, and absolutely worth staking for late flower support.
Aroma & Flavour: A jar pop releases an electric Lemon-Chem blast—limoncello rind meets clean solvent sparkle. Once ground, it evolves into candied Meyer lemon and cool mint syrup, with a sugared-peel brightness. The inhale brings sharp citrus and chilled menthol glide, while the exhale mellows into honeyed earth and light gas. A small percentage of plants express the “Blueberry Parfum” pheno, layering violet-tinged berry perfume over the same bright Chem top notes for a unique aromatic twist.
Effects: Expect extreme potency—a fast-onset, trippy experience that’s best reserved for when you have no responsibilities demanding focus or memory. The initial rush is immersive and psychedelic, eventually easing after about three hours into a calm, grounded body high that’s clear, composed, and long-lasting. Perfect for introspective walks or nature explorations.
Growth & Cultivation: MDC plants remain compact with minimal stretch, forming uniform, weighty colas on sturdy branches. Some phenos—particularly the blueberry-perfumed expressions—benefit from late-flower support. Features include medium internodes, rapid bud set, and an easy trim. MDC thrives with a steady, high feed; underfeeding often results in loose