- Nutty (33% of reported flavors)
- Pine (33% of reported flavors)
- Spicy/Herbal (33% of reported flavors)
Collins Ave brings Miami flex to a double shot of Kush Mints. Bred by Cookies and Seed Junkie Genetics, the strain crosses (Kush Mints #11 × GTI) back to Kush Mints #11, stacking the minty, creamy genetics on both sides of the family tree. The cultivar became part of the Collins Ave lineup launched with Rick Ross in 2020.
The nose is where Collins Ave gets weird in the right way: tart cream with a Greek-yogurt funk, sweet cream, citrus, and a streak of gas underneath. Some cuts push mint, lavender, berries, pepper, and spice into the mix. The buds tend to come dense and chunky with heavy resin coverage, green beneath flashes of violet or lavender and bright orange pistils.
Regulars who reach for this one describe an upbeat first act, with euphoria, sociability, and a brighter cerebral buzz arriving before the body starts getting heavy. Relaxation builds through the shoulders and limbs as the experience settles in, and higher-potency batches can turn that laid-back finish into a much slower evening.
Collins Ave was bred by Cookies and Seed Junkie Genetics by crossing Kush Mints #11 × GTI back to Kush Mints #11. The original cultivar circulates primarily as a clone-only cut, though S1 feminized versions have since been created by reversing the clone. Plants produce dense, chunky, resin-heavy flowers, with some cuts showing violet or lavender coloration beneath the frost.
