Mint set

Effect & Aroma

Mintset combines three legends in one high. Sunset Sherb represents a cheerful, creative sativa high with a relaxed touch. Biscotti delivers classic cookie relaxation and a slightly trippy euphoria that leaves you tingling and happy from head to toe. Finally, Gush Mints adds a deep physical chill-out with a "good mood guaranteed" attitude. The result? A high like a wave: First, you feel energized and euphoric, perhaps laughing at every little thing for no reason, and then you gently glide into a dreamy relaxation mode. Ideal for creative sessions, followed by lounging on the couch with snacks – because a little munchies effect is included thanks to the cookie genes. Mintset packs a punch in terms of flavor: Fruity and sweet dominate the foreground—think berries and exotic fruits from the Sunset Sherb—underscored by buttery biscuit and vanilla notes from the Biscotti side. On the exhale, a hint of diesel and, of course, that subtle menthol kick reminiscent of Gush Mints emerges. Your palate experiences a dessert odyssey: first a fruit sorbet, then a cookies and cream ice cream, rounded off with After Eight chocolate. The terpene profile could hardly be more complex—myrcene, limonene, and caryophyllene say hello—and creates an aroma that lingers in the air for a long time.

Cultivation & Harvest

Mintset is as potent as it is uncomplicated. Thanks to its robust Cookies and Kush Mints lineage, it forgives minor beginner mistakes and thrives in a variety of setups. With a flowering time of approximately 8–9 weeks, it's one of the quickest strains—ideal if you're impatiently awaiting your harvest. The plants remain rather compact to medium-sized, likely due to its indica dominance (approx. 70% indica). This makes it perfect for indoor grows with limited height. However, you should keep an eye on it during the growth phase: the Sunset Sherb genetics can cause a moderate, though not extreme, stretch. Yield-wise, Mintset is a real winner: The buds develop densely and heavily, resulting in substantial yields. Whether grown indoors or in the garden, these plants deliver a decent bud load. Make sure the thick buds are well-ventilated to prevent mold. In the final weeks, you'll enjoy watching the buds shower themselves with resin—you may even need to support the branches to prevent them from sagging under the weight. Mintset seeds are sourced from US genetics and are feminized. If you're craving a taste of "Cali-flavored" in your garden, Mintset is the perfect choice.

Optics & Size

Even a quick glance at Mintset reveals that Cookies genes are at work here. The plants present a rich dark green, interspersed with purple speckles, which can appear especially towards the end of flowering – a legacy of Sunset Sherb and Gush Mints. The buds themselves are compact and hard, like small pebbles, yet covered on the outside with a fluff of trichomes that gives them an almost icy shimmer. When the light hits them, they sparkle in all colors – making you think the buds are wearing glitter makeup. Numerous orange hairs protrude from the dense flowers as if to say hello. Mintset grows bushy with strong side shoots. The leaves display a mix of broad Indica fingers and slightly narrower hybrid leaves – overall, a very "typical hybrid" look. Mintset remains moderate in height: around 100–140 cm indoors, while outdoors in bright sun it can grow larger. Her scent is striking even during the grow: Upon touching the resinous flowers, she exudes a sweet, biscuit-like scent with a minty note – a taste that will make any grower's mouth water. Visually, Mintset is a true highlight that will attract attention in any garden.