Orange Mints
Orange Mints
Also known as: Orange Mintz, Orange Mint
Overview
Orange Mints is a modern hybrid cannabis strain that emerged from the late-2010s breeding wave, combining citrus-forward genetics with the popular Mints family lineage. Orange Mints strain is a balanced 50/50 hybrid that emerged with the help of Franchise Genetics. The appearance of this rare cannabis is a result of crossing Orange and Kush Mints. However, multiple genetic variations exist under this name, with among the more commonly cited are Orange Zkittlez x Animal Mints, Orange Cookies x Kush Mints, and similar pairings of citrus-heavy parents with Mints-line studs. Orange Mints is a hybrid marijuana strain made by crossing Orange Push Pop with Animal Mints.
The strain exhibits striking visual characteristics with the first thing that will hit you is the crystal density. We're talking full trichome heads packed in tightly together to give the nugs a certain sheen. The foliage is largely dark green with some darker, almost purple leaves sticking out. In jars, the visual contrast of orange pistils against frosty lime-green calyxes is striking and helps the strain stand out on retail shelves. Orange Mints has gained recognition as a versatile day-to-evening option, balancing mood elevation with body relaxation in a way that suits both recreational and wellness-focused users. The strain's complex terpene profile creates the sensory arc from orange rind to a minty or cooling tail end.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report relief from stress
- May help with anxiety reduction
- Often used for muscle tension
- Reported to assist with insomnia
- May help with pain management
- Used for mood enhancement
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
Due to its balanced genetics, Orange Mints benefits from a moderate flowering period, typically ranging from 8 to 10 weeks. Orange Mints is an indica / sativa from Brujo Seeds and can be cultivated indoors, outdoors and greenhouse (Where the plants will need a flowering time of ±70 days) The strain is considered moderately easy to grow and suitable for various cultivation environments. For indoor growers, maintaining a temperature range between 68°F to 78°F is ideal during the vegetative and flowering stages. Detailed reports from seed banks indicate that proper training techniques such as topping and low-stress training (LST) can lead to a more uniform canopy and increased bud sites. Localized studies in greenhouse environments have revealed that these methods can improve overall yield by as much as 25% if executed properly. The strain responds well to controlled environments and benefits from consistent feeding schedules during cultivation.