Gorilla Mints
Gorilla Mints (or Gorilla Mintz) is a name applied to at least three distinct hybrid strains, each with unique genetic lineages and varying effects ranging from mild, balanced relaxation to intense, sedative potency.
About Gorilla Mints
The most common version of Gorilla Mints comes from Ananda Seeds, a balanced hybrid cross of Gorilla Cookies and Calisson Candy. It features a complex scent profile of sweet grapes, creamy mint, and sharp kush, with distinct floral and spicy notes. Users report a milder experience characterized by a gentle burst of euphoria and physical relaxation.
A second iteration, Gorilla Mintz by the Oklahoma grower Motavate, is a cross of Gorilla Glue and Kush Mints. This version is known for a pungent, chemical-forward profile with notes of sour lemon and cream. It is reported to be highly potent, delivering a disorienting burst of euphoria that transitions into a drowsy, heavy physical state, making it best suited for evening use.
A third, less documented version of Gorilla Mints is a three-way cross of GSC Thin Mints, GG #4, and Zkittlez. This indica-dominant hybrid is often found in seed form and presents an aroma of citrus, wood, fruit, and spice. Its effects are generally described as a balanced, mood-boosting experience that can lead to sleepiness in larger doses.
Plant characteristics
The Ananda Seeds version of Gorilla Mints produces fluffy buds with dark undertones, thick orange hairs, and a chunky coating of trichomes.