Apple Mints
Apple Mints
Also known as: Apple Mintz
Overview
Apple Mints, also known as Apple Mintz, is a hybrid cannabis strain that has gained significant recognition among cannabis enthusiasts for its unique flavor profile and balanced effects. This strain has multiple origins, each with its own lineage and parent strains, creating several distinct versions from different breeders. The most prominent lineages include a cross between Apple Fritter and Kush Mints by Clearwater Genetics, and a version by Raw Genetics crossing Melon Mints with Sour Apple Killer. Another version was bred by Tiki Madman as a cross of Apples and Bananas x Ice Mints. The strain typically presents as an indica-dominant hybrid, though some versions show more balanced indica/sativa ratios. Apple Mints buds are characterized by long, grape-shaped minty green nugs with vivid golden undertones, long thin orange hairs, and a coating of tiny golden-white crystal trichomes. The strain has earned recognition for its distinctive apple and mint flavor combination, making it particularly appealing to cannabis connoisseurs seeking unique terpene profiles and potent effects.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report relief from chronic pain
- May help with insomnia
- Often used for anxiety and stress relief
- May help with depression
- Users report relief from appetite loss or nausea
- May help with headaches
- Users report relief from night terrors
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
Apple Mints can be grown relatively easily both indoors and outdoors, presenting excellent performance in both environments. The strain has a moderate growing difficulty and is considered suitable for beginners due to its forgiving nature. Flowering time ranges from 56-65 days, with some sources indicating 45 to 55 days for the flowering phase. Indoor cultivation can expect yields of up to an ounce per square foot, while outdoor growers may see up to a pound per plant. It is advisable to stake the main branches to help support the flowers' weight. Using low-stress training (LST) techniques is recommended to maximize yields, and ensuring adequate airflow in humid conditions is important. The strain thrives in a variety of climates and shows particular resilience against common pests and diseases, making it forgiving for novice growers.