Auto Forbidden Mints Strain Marijuana Seeds
Auto Forbidden Mints is an auto-flowering cannabis strain created by Terp Treez co. It is a cross between Cherry Pie and Tangie + Double up mints from Seed junkies. The strain is known for its unique terpene profile, offering a sweet, minty aroma and flavor. This strain also has a high THC content, which shows in the amount of THC crystals on it. Auto Forbidden Mints is a highly potent strain, with a quick flowering time of 8-9 weeks.
Auto Forbidden Mints is an impressive-looking cannabis strain, with large buds that are densely packed with trichomes. The buds are light green in color and have purple hues. The leaves have hints of yellow, and the pistils are a deep orange. This strain is known for its unique terpene profile, offering a sweet, minty aroma and flavor.
About the Lineage
Auto Forbidden Mints is a popular strain because of the two cannabis strains used to create it. The two strains used to create Auto Forbidden Mints are Cherry Pie and Tangie. Cherry Pie is an indica-dominant hybrid strain that resulted from crossing Granddaddy Purple and Durban Poison. It is known for its sweet cherry flavor and strong body effects. Tangie is a Sativa-dominant hybrid strain from crossing California Orange and Skunk.
- Life cycle: 65 to 75 days
- Yield: 575g/m2
- Ratio: Hybrid
- Lineage: (Cherry Pie x Tangie) x Double Up Mints) x Afghan Ruderalis
- Sex: Auto Feminized
- THC: 24%+
Strain FAQ
What is the history of cherry seed strain breeding?
Cherry-flavored strain breeding is old. For years, breeders have crossbred strains to enhance distinct flavours, like cherry. This painstaking approach has produced many strains with distinct cherry aromas and nuances.
Where did Cannabis Ruderalis originate?
Ruderalis originated in Russia, Eastern Europe, and Central Asia. Originating in severe settings has given it special adaptations to survive shorter growth seasons and harsher climatic circumstances.
Are auto-flowering cannabis strains pest-resistant?
Some auto-flowering strains are pest-resistant due to their Ruderalis genetics. Ruderalis' durability and capacity to flourish in difficult situations make these auto-flowering variants pest-resistant.
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