- Type
- Ruderalis hybrid
- Heritage
- ruderalis / indica / sativa
- Flowering
- 81 days
- Seeds
- feminized
- Feminized
- yes
- Autoflowering
- yes
Genetics
About this release
Thin Mint Kiwi Automatic was developed exclusively for the Breeding Grounds program in collaboration with Sherbinskis by crossbreeding Thin Mint GSC with Sour Chem. This strain has a slender posture with sativa-like morphology and a 60% sativa and 40% indica lineage. It thrives in continental climates, with a terpene profile characterised by sweet diesel notes and fruity fragrances. Thin Mint Kiwi Automatic is known for its robustness and resilience. It can grow to a medium height and has a slender structure with dense clusters of buds, while a delightful combination of sweet and minty notes characterises its terpene profile. Due to its low maintenance requirements, it’s an excellent addition to any beginner garden! Thin Mint Kiwi Automatic is a hybrid strain created from Thin Mint GSC, which is a Girl Scout Cookies phenotype characterised by its minty smell, crossed with Sour Chem. Thin Mint GSC (aka Thin Mint Girl Scout Cookies) influences its potency, while Sour Chem heavily influences its distinctive terpene profile. It’s known for its sweet diesel notes, fruity fragrances, low maintenance characteristics, and vigour. It is favoured for its uplifting and energising effects, making it a popular choice for daytime use.
Growth pattern of Thin Mint Kiwi Automatic Thin Mint Kiwi Automatic is ideal for growers of all levels due to its robust and resilient autoflowering traits. The plant has a slender, columnar structure with large fan leaves, large internodal spacing and dense clusters of buds. With a 55 to 65-day flowering time, this strain can yield up to 300 grams per m² indoors and reach a medium height of 120 cm. In continental or temperate climates, outdoor growers can expect over 200 grams per plant and easily exceed 120 cm. Autoflowering strains are known for their delicate nature due to their short growth period. As they take longer to recover, it's not recommended to use any training techniques. However, slight defoliation is recommended to maintain optimal