Peanut Butter Mints
Peanut Butter Mints is an indica-dominant hybrid name representing at least two distinct genetic lineages, both characterized by nutty, minty, and Kush-forward profiles.
About Peanut Butter Mints
Peanut Butter Mints, also known as Peanut Butter Mintz or Butter Mintz, refers to two primary genetic recipes that share a common focus on nutty, creamy, and minty terpene profiles.
The first version, associated with 93 Boyz and Aerīz, is a cross of Do-Si-Dos and Kush Mints. This iteration is noted for its earthy, roasted nut, and creamy sweetness, which transitions into a cool mint, Kush, and spice finish; it is frequently reported to reach THC levels near 30%.
The second version crosses Peanut Butter Breath with Kush Mints. This variant emphasizes the nutty, creamy funk of its lineage, accented by sour citrus, herbs, and spice, with a minty Kush finish. THC levels for this version are generally reported in the mid-to-upper 20% range, with some flowers testing higher.
Regardless of the specific lineage, users typically report a relaxed, euphoric, and tingly experience that leans into indica-dominant physical effects as the session settles in.
Plant characteristics
Across both versions, the flowers are typically dense and heavily coated in trichomes, often appearing as if dusted with sugar. The foliage is generally deep green, occasionally displaying purple undertones and accented by orange pistils.