Triangle Mints

Seed Junky Genetics created Triangle Mints from Triangle Kush and Animal Mints, and sources describe it as about 70% sativa. THC is 27% in our record, a single reading, matching outside figures, which makes this one for experienced consumers. Caryophyllene leads the panel at 0.68%, followed by limonene at 0.43%, myrcene at 0.36%, pinene at 0.30%, linalool at 0.29%, humulene at 0.17% and terpinolene at 0.10%.

Flavor tags are sour, earthy and spicy; outside tasters say mint, menthol and, oddly, a trace of ammonia. Effect tags include creative, energetic, euphoric, focused, happy, hungry, relaxed, tingly and uplifted. No side effects are recorded.

Reviewers elsewhere say uplifted, focused and tingly. One source lists Wedding Cake as an alias, which can cause confusion with the separate strain of that name. Our parents field is empty.

GSC influence shows in dense buds and a herbal, spicy, diesel-tinged nose. With energetic and focused tags it fits daytime creative work, but 27% THC means a couple of small puffs may be enough. Newer consumers should look elsewhere.