Saint Mints Feminized

Effect & Aroma

Saint Mints begins its effect almost as if you've just drunk a double orange-flavored espresso. The Emergency genetics (aka Emergen-C) bring an energetic, focused boost that leaves you feeling mentally clear, refreshed, and even a little buoyant. You'll literally feel a wave of energy and positivity flooding through you. Ideal for socializing or tackling a creative project! But don't worry—saint doesn't mean hectic: As soon as the Gush Mints component kicks in, the energy transforms into a soothing serenity. Your body finds peace, muscles relax, and any restlessness dissolves into contentment. The end result is a balanced high: alert in the mind, relaxed in the body, and overall happy. The aroma of Saint Mints underscores this play of opposites: When you open the glass, a citrus-mint cocktail wafts into your nose. In fact, the "Emergency" side smells strongly of freshly squeezed orange juice—almost as if you'd smelled a glass of orange juice with a mint leaf. Sweet and tart herbal notes and a hint of pine resin blend in the background. When smoked/vaped, tangy citrus and peach aromas dominate, followed by a cooling menthol finish on the tongue, like an after-dinner mint. This strain tastes so refreshing that you almost forget it's cannabis—until the effects kick in and you realize: Yeah, the highlight is real.

Cultivation & Harvest

Saint Mints proves to be a fairly easy-to-grow companion in the grow room. The mix of 50% Sativa and 50% Indica is reflected in its growth: medium-sized plants that are neither too scrawny nor too stocky. During the growth phase, healthy, even growth is evident with strong, medium-length internodes – perfect for developing numerous buds without taking up too much space. You can expect to harvest after about 8–9 weeks of flowering. Saint Mints stretches moderately during flowering; indoors, it reaches approximately 100–120 cm, and outdoors, it can reach 2 m if given the chance. For outdoor growers: April to June is the ideal sowing time in temperate climates. This strain is easy to care for and even forgiving if the watering schedule isn't followed meticulously – a true saint, even for beginners. The yield is in the mid-range: you can expect solid, medium-sized harvests, where quality takes precedence over quantity. The buds are so resinous that you can easily make extracts from the sugar leaves. Important: The American genetics ensure resistance to many molds and pests, but good ventilation never hurts – especially given the dense bud structure. All in all, a rewarding strain that performs well both indoors in soil or hydroponics, and outdoors in beds or pots. And best of all: Saint Mints delivers that Californian feeling straight to your door – grow blessing included.

Optics & Size

Saint Mints already has a halo visually: It develops bright, light-green buds, interspersed with golden-orange pistils that blaze up like little holy flames. Due to the influence of Emergency, some bud tips may have a slightly yellowish or lime-colored shimmer—almost like a halo of light. At the same time, Gush Mints often contributes subtle purple accents, which are especially noticeable at the leaf tips and calyxes on cooler nights. The trichome layer is impressive: Saint Mints looks as if fine sugar has been sprinkled over the flowers. This makes the buds sticky and provides a frosty finish. Structurally, the buds are medium-sized and conical, with good density—not quite as rock-hard as pure Indicas, but by no means fluffy either. The plants themselves have sturdy, upright main colas and lateral branches that are somewhat reminiscent of Christmas tree symmetry. With an average height of 1–1.2 m indoors, they also fit well in smaller tents. The leaves are slender and tapered, a mix of sativa and indica traits, which gives the overall appearance an elegant touch. All in all, Saint Mints is a beautiful plant that delights both growers and spectators with its light-dark contrast and frosted appearance – a true feast for the eyes, almost sacredly beautiful.