Manufacturer: ApeOrigin
The Kush Mints strain is a hybrid of the old-school classic Bubba Kush with the enormously uplifting and high-flying Animal Mints. This cross is truly an effect monster, known for its extreme strength and complex aroma.
With a minty, sour cookie profile, Kush Mints was named the strongest and best cannabis strain of 2022 by Leafly. Its high THC content delivers a powerful effect that can challenge even experienced growers.
Kush Mints is a strain that can be grown both indoors and outdoors with ease. Even inexperienced gardeners can achieve high-quality plants. It has a short flowering time, making it ideal for relaxed outdoor cultivation.
Kush Mints offers a powerful aroma with terpenes like limonene and linalool. The strong, bombastic smell is perfect for lovers of:
Kush Mints is mostly Indica, but even Sativa lovers should give it a try. This strain will make the hearts of many growers beat faster.
We at Cannapot are excited that this brilliant cannabis strain is now available in feminized form through ApeOrigin.
Lineage: Bubba Kush x Animal Mints Genetics: Sativa / Indica Flowering Time: 9 - 10 weeks Smell: strong mint, sour cookies THC: 26%
ApeOrigin brings together ApeGenetics and Originseeds as part of a growing breeder group spread across several regions. Their main focus is on preserving and reviving classic cannabis strains, from older medicinal lines to rare landraces that are often unavailable today. Every breeder in the team works toward a personal goal, some target outdoor-friendly plants, while others build strains for indoor growers looking for something different.
Quick Facts Location: International group, based in Europe Focus: Rare landraces, medicinal types, and classic lines Types Available: Regular and feminized Well Known For: Bushmans, Mazar-I-Sharif, Slurricane, New York City Diesel, Nepali Works Well For: Growers seeking traditional genetics or rare traits
This group avoids modern hype strains and instead brings attention to older varieties with rich backgrounds. The project appeals to people who value genetic preservation, as well as those curious to grow something you will not see in most collections. More landraces and lesser-known heirloom types are expected to be added over time.
