Animal Mints Seeds

The Strength of Animal Mints

This Hybrid leans indica and brings some serious strength, with THC levels that can shoot up to 32%.

Known for its high potency

It’s the kind of strain you reach for when you’re ready to chill all the way out. The high is heavy, calming, and great for those days (or nights) when you don’t have much going on and just want to melt into the couch and vibe.

Feel the High of Animal Mints

This potent cookie offspring hits with that classic slow-building high that starts in your head and works its way down. At first, it brings on a heavy, hazy buzz that makes everything feel a little softer and more relaxed. Most people say it leaves them feeling calm, spacey, and straight-up blissed out. It’s not the kind of strain that makes you want to get stuff done—it’s more like “clear your schedule” kind of weed. As it settles in, the body high takes over, and it’s deep—like melt-into-the-couch, don’t-bother-me-for-a-while deep.

People love smoking this strain because it delivers that strong, stoney feeling without being too chaotic or overwhelming. It’s smooth, slow, and heavy in the best way—perfect for winding down or zoning out. And with that sweet, minty-cookie flavor, it’s easy to keep going back for another hit.

Responsible marijuana use within one's tolerance levels can produce pleasant effects- avoid excessive intake.

The Flavor of Animal Mints

This cookie-fueled hybrid really does taste the way you'd expect—it’s got that sweet minty flavor right up front, kind of like you just took a hit off a mint chip cookie. The inhale is cool and smooth with that crisp sweetness, and that’s the limonene doing its thing, adding a little citrusy lift.

As it settles in, you start to get more of that creamy, cookie dough flavor, and then on the exhale, there’s this earthy, slightly funky bite—just a little diesel and spice creeping in from the caryophyllene. Myrcene helps tie it all together with that mellow, earthy base that gives it a smooth finish. Some batches even bring out this faint vanilla or nutty taste that makes it feel even more like dessert. It’s rich, sweet, a little funky, and super satisfying—one of those flavors you keep going back to just for the taste.

Flowering Time 65-75 Days

-- Outdoor Grow (Full Sun / In Ground) --
Height: 6 Ft Plus
Yield: 1 - 2 Plus lbs. Cured

How to Grow Animal Mints Marijuana Indoors and Outdoors

What to Watch Out for When Growing Animal Mints - Those dense, chunky buds it is known for are beautiful, but they can be a little tricky. All that thickness makes the plant more prone to mold if your humidity’s running high or airflow isn’t where it needs to be. It’s also not the most pest-resistant strain out there, so you’ve gotta stay on top of things like spider mites and aphids—especially indoors. A smart move is to grab a bottle of Holi Moli Eliminator and start using it early as a preventative. It’s an easy way to stay ahead of mold, mildew, and bud rot before they ever have a chance to mess with your grow.

- Go easy on the nutrients—It doesn’t like to be overfed

- It loves a solid feeding schedule—grab a bottle of Holi Moli Juice and give your plants the good stuff.

- It doesn’t love big temperature swings - keep things stable if you can, especially in flower. Sudden shifts between day and night temps can stress it out and slow growth

- You’ll want to keep your odor control dialed in—once it hits flower, it throws off a strong, sweet-skunky funk that can fill a room fast. A carbon filter is pretty much a must

- It does grow a bit once you flip to 12/12, but it’s not out of control. Just a moderate stretch—enough to build nice structure, but you won’t be chasing it to the ceiling. Pro Tip: Flip to flower when the plant is about 5–6 weeks old and roughly 22 inches tall to stay ahead of it.

- To help your plants grow strong roots, follow Holi Moli's instructions on germination and transplanting. This will support their vigorous growth.

- Can get a little finicky if it gets root-bound early on. If you leave it in a solo cup or a small pot too long during early veg, you might see stunted growth, yellowing, or weak structure—even if your lights and nutrients are on point.

Best Climate to Grow Animal Mints Outdoors

If you’re growing this strain outdoors, it really does best in a warm, dry climate with lots of sun and low humidity—it just thrives in that kind of setup. Pick a sunny spot where it can soak up light all day and catch a natural breeze. Even in dry weather, airflow’s still super important since those buds get thick and can trap moisture deep inside. Give your plants plenty of space—don’t crowd them. A little pruning here and there to open up the middle makes a big difference too.

Fabric pots are the way to go, especially in the heat. They help keep the roots cool and breathing. If you’re running a smaller setup, 10-gallon bags are solid with around 2 to 2.5 feet between plants. If you’re stepping up to 15-gallon pots, go with about 3 feet of space. And for 20-gallon or larger bags, you’ll want to leave at least 4 feet so they’ve got room to stretch. Keep your watering on point, and even though the climate’s dry, it’s still a good idea to spray down with Holi Moli Eliminator early on. It’s just an easy way to stay ahead of mold, mildew, or any pest surprises.

How to Grow Animal Mints Marijuana in Subtropical Climates

Got a hotter, drier environment? Here’s how to set this strain up for success in a subtropical climate: Pick a spot that gets plenty of morning sun, but if your afternoons regularly push into the high 90s, it’s smart to set up a white shade cloth to give your plants a break from the worst of the heat. This strain likes the sun, but too much intense heat can stress it out, especially in flower.

Use fabric grow bags instead of plastic—they help keep the roots cooler and breathing better. If you’re working with 10-gallon bags, give your plants at least 2 to 2.5 feet of space. 15-gallon pots need about 3 feet, and if you’re going with 20-gallon or bigger, shoot for 4 feet or more between plants so they’ve got room to breathe and don’t crowd each other out.

Even though it’s dry, don’t ignore humidity—watering more in the heat can create little pockets of moisture around the plant, especially when those thick buds start forming. Give them good airflow, prune out some of the inner growth, and make sure they’ve got room to breathe. And just to stay on the safe side, hit them early with Holi Moli Eliminator to help prevent mold, mildew, and pests before they ever become an issue.

How to Grow Animal Mints Marijuana in Temperate Climates

Yes, you can grow this variety in a temperate climate, no problem—you’ve just gotta stay on your game toward the end of the season. It handles the spring and summer weather pretty well, but once fall hits and the nights get cooler and things start getting damp, that’s when you’ve really gotta watch it. Those buds get thick, and if the moisture sticks around, mold can sneak in fast.

Best move? Use fabric pots—they breathe better and help keep the roots from getting too soggy. If you’re using 10-gallon bags, give each plant at least 2 to 2.5 feet of space. With 15-gallon pots, shoot for around 3 feet, and if you’re going big with 20s or more, give ‘em 4 feet or more so the air can move through. You’ll also want to do some pruning here and there—open up the middle of the plant so it’s not holding onto moisture after it rains or gets dewy in the morning.

If your fall weather’s unpredictable, it’s worth setting up a simple rain cover or even tossing them in a little greenhouse if you’ve got one. Oh—and don’t sleep on Holi Moli Eliminator. Start using it early in the grow and stay ahead of any mold or pests issues before they even think about showing up.

How to Grow Animal Mints Cannabis Indoors

If you’re growing indoors, just know it’s a little finicky, but totally worth it if you’ve got some experience or want to test your skills. Keep your temps around 75–80°F when the lights are on, and let it drop to about 65–70°F when lights are off. During veg, aim for humidity around 55–65%, then bring it down to 40–50% during flower to help avoid mold creeping into those dense buds. Use fabric pots, ideally 3- to 5-gallon sizes, and space your plants 2.5 to 3 feet apart to give them enough breathing room—this strain stays bushy and compact, so it fills out fast. If you’re comfortable with training, go for it—topping, low-stress training (LST), and a bit of defoliation work really well to shape the canopy and open up those lower bud sites.

Yeah, you’re definitely gonna want to use a carbon filter—this strain throws off a strong, sweet-skunky funk once it hits flower. A couple of oscillating fans and a dehumidifier will help keep the air moving and the humidity in check, especially late in flower.

And when it comes to lighting—absolutely, better lights mean better yields and better-quality buds. It responds really well to strong, full-spectrum LED grow lights—go with the 6500K. You can use 6500K during veg, then switch to a warmer spectrum—like 3000K or 3500K—for flowering. But the growers here at Holi Moli run 6500K from veg to flower, and we've achieved the best results with this method.

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