Daze Off - Daze Off - Kush Mints - 5 Pack Pre-Roll - 2.5g - KM - PR Pack - 2.5g

Kush Mints is Animal Mints crossed with Bubba Kush, and the minty side of that pairing is usually the first thing anyone notices. Daze Off rolls it as five plain half-gram joints, 2.5 grams in all, for its California line, which sits in the UpNorth Humboldt family of brands. Leafly, Weedmaps and GreenState all call it a balanced hybrid, and Leafly rates it mostly calming. Worth knowing before you buy: the sources split on who bred it, and Daze Off has not said whose cut it grows. ### Quick Specs | | | |---|---| | **Type** | Hybrid, per Leafly, Weedmaps and GreenState, which all describe an even indica and sativa balance; Daze Off lists no type of its own | | **Format** | Five 0.5g pre-rolls, 2.5g total, not named as infused; the brand's listings for sibling California five-packs say ground indoor smalls, packed by hand | | **Onset** | 2-10 minutes | | **Duration** | 1-3 hours | | **Best Time** | Late afternoon into evening | ### Genetics & Lineage The parents are not in dispute. Leafly, Weedmaps and GreenState all list Animal Mints and Bubba Kush. Animal Mints is itself Animal Cookies crossed with SinMint Cookies, per Leafly, and GreenState notes that both descend from Girl Scout Cookies. GreenState describes Bubba Kush as a child of OG Kush and an unknown indica, with Northern Lights a rumored but unconfirmed mother. The breeder is where it gets messy. Weedmaps credits Seed Junky Genetics, and GreenState calls Seed Junky the breeder most often given credit. Leafly's strain page credits Mr. Nice Seeds instead, though a reviewer on that same page names Seed Junky. Leafly lists Cap Junky and Blue Zushi among its offspring, and Weedmaps says Kush Mints became breeding stock for a long run of newer hybrids. Daze Off has not said whose cut it grows, so this listing names no breeder for the pack. ### Flavor & Aroma Mint first, then gas. Leafly's reviewers report menthol and mint most often, with a sharp ammonia note in third place, and Leafly's write-up adds pine and fuel. On Weedmaps, the profile opens sweet and minty over Kush earth, then turns peppery and gassy, and some batches carry a creamy, bakery note. GreenState compares the smell to toothpaste and picks up pine, citrus and spice. Leafly and GreenState both list limonene, caryophyllene and linalool as the leading terpenes. None of that comes from a test of this pack; Daze Off has not shared one. If the menthol is what you came for, slow pulls keep it from flattening into plain smoke. ### Effects The reports describe a high in two stages. Weedmaps describes a happy, lifted start that slowly gives way to a looser body, with heavier sessions sliding toward sleep. GreenState reports a fast arrival that lifts the mood and relaxes at once, and warns that it makes some people drowsy. Leafly's reviewers rank relaxed and euphoric near the top, and Leafly rates it mostly calming overall. The downsides Leafly's reviewers list are feeling anxious, dry mouth and dry eyes. The brand makes no effect claims of its own, so treat these pooled reports as the strain's reputation, not a forecast for this batch. ### Best For - **The end of the workday:** an upbeat start that settles, per Weedmaps, and a calming overall rating from Leafly - **Mint and fuel fans:** menthol up front, pine and gas behind - **Small groups:** five joints, so one can go around without opening a second pack - **Hybrid shoppers who lean calm:** an even split on paper, with a relaxing finish in most reports Not for: mornings that need a sharp head, anyone who dislikes a strong menthol taste, or a shopper set on one breeder's cut, which Daze Off has not named. ### Pairings Food: dinner from Tony's Pizza Napoletana on Stockton Street, then a pot of fresh mint tea at home to echo the menthol. Music: Sade's Love Deluxe, at low volume. Activity: an evening browse at City Lights Booksellers on Columbus Avenue, and a slow walk home past Washington Square. ### Construction Each pack holds five pre-rolls of half a gram, 2.5 grams total. They are plain joints as far as the name goes: infused Daze Off pre-rolls are sold as Pot Rockets or carry the word infused, and this name has neither. On Weedmaps, the brand's listings for its sibling California five-packs say the joints are hand packed with ground indoor smalls. Smalls are the little buds from lower on the plant. Daze Off has not posted a Kush Mints listing there, so the indoor and smalls details describe the house method and remain unconfirmed for this strain. The brand does not publish its paper type or say whether the joints carry a filter tip. A half-gram joint is an easy place to stop. ### Dosing **New to it:** three slow pulls, then a ten-minute pause. If the relaxed side shows up quickly, stop there. **Regular user:** one joint covers an evening for most people. **Heavy tolerance:** one joint, then decide on a second. Weedmaps' warning that long sessions get sleepier applies at any tolerance. ### Storage Room temperature, dark and dry. A drawer away from the stove works well; the fridge invites condensation every time the pack comes out. Mint and pine fade as joints dry, so keep the pack sealed and smoke it sooner rather than later. --- ### Similar Strains - **Errl Hill Kush Mints Cold Cure Rosin 1g:** the same strain name from a different producer, as cold cure rosin, for dab rig owners who want the mint concentrated - **Daze Off Headband 3.5g:** OG Kush crossed with Sour Diesel, per Leafly, so it shares the OG Kush line GreenState places behind Bubba Kush, with more fuel and a livelier head - **Daze Off Blackberry Kush 3.5g:** an indica-leaning Kush that Leafly traces to Afghani and Blackberry, with berry and earth in the reviews and sleepy at the top of the effects - **Daze Off G13 5 Pack:** the same five-pack format in an indica that Leafly rates mostly calming, for nights that should end on the couch --- ### FAQ **Who bred Kush Mints?** Weedmaps and GreenState credit Seed Junky Genetics; Leafly credits Mr. Nice Seeds. Daze Off has not said whose cut it grows. **What is Kush Mints a cross of?** Animal Mints and Bubba Kush. Every major source agrees on that. **Is Kush Mints an indica or a sativa?** Neither. Leafly, Weedmaps and GreenState call it a balanced hybrid, and Leafly rates it mostly calming. **Why does it smell like toothpaste?** That is GreenState's comparison. Mint and menthol lead Leafly's flavor reports, though Daze Off has not published the terpenes in this batch. **Is there oil or kief on these joints?** The name suggests neither. When Daze Off infuses a joint, the name says so or it ships as a Pot Rocket, and this one does not. **How far does one pack go?** Five half-gram joints. Many people treat one as an evening; heavier smokers may want two. **Where can I buy Daze Off Kush Mints pre-rolls in San Francisco?** Gemme Verdi carries them at 899 Columbus Ave in North Beach. 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