Sativa dominant hybrid

White Mints

White Mints is a sativa dominant hybrid with Cookies N Cream × White Widow genetics. Its flavor notes include chocolate, mint and nutty.

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Strain at a glance

Reported type
Sativa dominant hybrid
Reported THC
26%–27%
Reported CBD
Not reported
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Classification
White Mints classification: 60% sativa, 40% indica.

Classification is conventional. Cannabinoid measurements vary by batch.

Reported lineage
Cookies N Cream × White Widow
Reported flavors
Chocolate, Creamy, Mint, Nutty, Spicy, Sweet
Reported effects
Body High, Creative, Focus, Happy, Uplifting

White Mints genetics

The documented cross pairs Cookies N Cream with White Widow.

The conventional classification is 60% sativa and 40% indica.

Cookies N Cream is classified as a hybrid. Its flavor notes include vanilla, nutty and sweet. Its own documented parent pair is Girl Scout Cookies × Starfighter. Its separate profile lists THC at 22–26%.

White Widow is classified as a sativa dominant hybrid. Its flavor notes include pine, woody and spicy. Its own documented parent pair is Brazilian × South Indian, as reported by Green House Seed Company. Its separate profile lists THC at 18–25%.

Lineage
White Mints: Cookies N Cream × White Widow.

Flavor and aroma

White Mints combines chocolate, mint, nutty and spicy in its flavor profile. Additional notes include creamy and sweet.

The aroma adds flowery, earthy and peppery.

Flavor & aroma
White Mints sensory notes: Chocolate; Mint; Nutty.

White Mints effects

Reported White Mints effects include body sensations, creativity, focus, a happier mood and uplift.

The descriptions combine a mental component with physical relaxation. The category label alone does not explain that balance.

White Mints THC level and CBD

The published White Mints THC level is 26–27%.

CBD has not been documented for this profile.

For a specific product, use its batch laboratory results rather than treating these figures as universal strain specifications.

Published cannabinoid range
White Mints: THC 26%–27%; CBD Not reported. Scale zero to 35 percent.

Flower appearance

Described visual traits include dense, fluffy, heart-shaped, forest green, orange, white, frosty and trichomes.

ARCtic Cookies is another documented cross involving Cookies N Cream. Its parent pair is ARC × Cookies N Cream. Its flavor description includes chocolate, nutty and spicy. The separate ARCtic Cookies profile lists THC at 22–29%. That differs from the 26–27% range documented for White Mints.

Afghan Widow is another documented cross involving White Widow. Its parent pair is Afghan Kush × White Widow. Its flavor description includes coffee, diesel and citrus. The separate Afghan Widow profile lists THC at 15%. That differs from the 26–27% range documented for White Mints.

Questions about White Mints

Is White Mints indica or sativa? It is classified as a sativa dominant hybrid. The listed split is 60% sativa and 40% indica.

What does White Mints taste like? The available description includes chocolate, mint and nutty.

Who bred White Mints? An original breeder has not been established in the available evidence.

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