Savage Mint

For the development of this new variety, The Grateful Seeds wanted to start from one of the best-known Cookies genetics plants, Animal Mints. To do this, they used seeds from the backcross marketed by Seed Junky Genetics （Animal Mints BX1）, one of the most reliable seed versions of this clone only. On the other hand, a plant of the Sherbet variety （Girl Scout Cookies x Pink Panties） has been selected as a parent, especially aromatic and with marked fruity notes, which round off the organoleptic qualities of the offspring and provide these fruit nuances to the intense Cookies background of the cross. Growing Savage Mint from The Grateful Seeds Growing this variety can be a bit more complicated than some others. Its structure is typical of the Cookies family, with a considerable internodal distance and the typical golf ball-like buds that grow on both sides of each node. It has a considerable vegetative vigor, which saves time in indoor cultivation. The flowering of Savage Mint indoors lasts about 9 weeks, while outdoors and in greenhouses it will be ready for harvesting throughout the month of October, reaching medium heights and with a medium/high yield, depending considerably on the growing conditions. Its flavor and aroma are typical of the best Cookies, with pronounced creamy and gaseous notes that blend with the fruity nuances of the Sherbet parent. Characteristics of Savage Mint from The Grateful Seeds Genetics: Animal Mints x Sherbet Feminized marijuana seeds Genotype: Indica/Sativa Indoor flowering: 9 weeks Outdoor flowering: October THC Content: High Indoor production: Medium Outdoor production: Medium