- Mint (48% of reported flavors)
- Strawberry (26% of reported flavors)
- Tobacco (26% of reported flavors)
Animal Mints is Seed Junky Genetics taking the Cookies family out of the bakery and dragging it through the gas station. Bred in Southern California from Animal Cookies and SinMint Cookies, the strain doubles down on the sweet, doughy side of its family tree while bringing enough mint, earth, and fuel to keep dessert from getting polite.
The nose opens with sweet cookie dough and vanilla before mint, pine, peppery spice, and diesel start pushing through. Dense, trichome-loaded buds fit the pedigree, with the kind of frost that made Animal Mints a serious genetic player rather than just another Cookies-era remix.
The consensus among people who've run through a jar is a euphoric head change followed by a heavier, deeply relaxed finish that can make the strain feel more indica than its genetics suggest.
Animal Cookies brought the dough. SinMint brought the cool. The gas made sure nobody mistook it for dessert.
Animal Mints generally flowers in about 8–10 weeks, producing dense, resin-heavy buds with moderate-to-high yields. Plants can stretch more than their chunky finished flowers suggest, so topping, pruning, and canopy management can help keep indoor grows under control.
Detailed cultivation information is limited, largely because the original Animal Mints has circulated primarily as a clone rather than a widely available seed line. What is known points to a plant that stretches early, packs on frost late, and rewards growers who stay ahead of the canopy.
