Triangle Mints

Triangle Mints is flower, and Leafly credits Seed Junky Genetics with the Triangle Kush and Animal Mints cross behind it. Leafly lists a 70% sativa and 30% indica split, which it calls sativa-dominant, and AllBud lists the same split.

Seed Junky Genetics and the GSC influence

Leafly credits GSC genetics for the dense buds and a complex aroma of herbal, spice and earthy notes with diesel undertones, and says GSC and OG Kush influences show. Its genetics section lists Trophy Wife among the descendants. Octagon Kush is the other name AllBud gives for the strain.

Sharp mint when the buds come apart

AllBud describes heavy, frosty, long minty green nugs coated in long, twisty, light amber hairs. Pulling them apart releases sharp mint and sweet herb aromas, with a fuel note once burned. The flavour is milder, AllBud says, with herbal tones and spicy mint on the exhale, while Leafly reviewers mention subtle mint, menthol and earthy notes.

AllBud tags the flavour herbal, menthol and sweet, and the aroma dank, earthy, fuel, herbal and sweet.

Caryophyllene first, and THC readings from 27%

Caryophyllene tops Leafly’s terpene panel, with limonene and myrcene behind it; limonene gets its own write-up in our explainer on the citrus terpene. Leafly shows THC at 27% with 2% CBG. AllBud’s header reads 28%, while the text puts the average between 29% and 31%.

The high, as reviewers describe it

Reviewers on Leafly tag uplifted, focused and tingly, and Leafly calls the high strong. AllBud describes an almost immediate onset, with happy euphoria and focused energy alongside deep physical relaxation, and tags euphoria, focus, relaxing and uplifting.

Health Canada’s lower-your-risks guide names 10% THC or less as the starting level for smoking or vaping, and suggests just one or two puffs at first. Our best hybrid strains guide lines up seven classic and modern hybrids as a comparison.