Triangle Mints

Triangle Mints is also known as Octagon Kush or Pink Cookies, while a phenotype of it, #23, is called Wedding Cake, a name given to it by the Jungle Boys because of its sparkling resin and vanilla cake aroma. Seed Junky Genetics bred the sativa-dominant Triangle Mints strain from Triangle Kush and Animal Mints.   

The top reported aromas of Triangle Mints are damp earth, fuel, and sweet herbs. And it is said to taste like sweet herbs, menthol, and pine. 

Triangle Mints is a sativa-dominant cross between Triangle Kush and Animal Mints. It produces medium-sized to tall plants with narrow leaves thanks to its sativa heritage. Triangle Mints has an average flowering time between 63 and 77 days indoors and mid- to late October outdoors. It is known to produce medium-sized yields in ideal conditions. Triangle Mints grows well indoors and outdoors in a warm, humid environment. It does well in both sea of green (SOG) and screen of green (ScrOG). 

Triangle Mints is available as clones.