How does Minty Haze strain make you feel?

The Minty Haze strain has the following reputed effects: Creative, Euphoria, Happy, Uplifting.

What does Minty Haze strain may help with?

Based on users reviews, Minty Haze strain may help with Chronic Pain, Depression, Fatigue, Headaches, Stress.

What does Minty Haze smell like?

The Minty Haze strain smells Diesel, Earthy, Herbal, Mint, Spicy.

What does Minty Haze taste like?

The Minty Haze strain tastes like Diesel, Flowery, Haze, Mint, Sweet, Vanilla.

Is Minty Haze Indica or Sativa or Hybrid?

Minty Haze is a Sativa Dominant Hybrid (60% Sativa / 40% Indica) marijuana strain.

Minty Haze Marijuana Strain

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Strain Information

Sativa Dominant Hybrid - 60% Sativa / 40% Indica

THC: 24% - 30%

Minty Haze is a slightly sativa dominant hybrid strain (60% sativa/40% indica) created through crossing the iconic Amnesia Haze X The Menthol strains. Named for its iconic parentage and vibrant flavor, Minty Haze is a great morning bud to help get you boosted and ready to start on your day. The taste of Minty Haze will instantly open your eyes, with a bright minty overtone accented by flowery haze and gassy diesel. The aroma is even heavier, with a spicy diesel overtone accented by sharp mint and flowery haze. The Minty Haze high will settle in slowly, beginning in the mind with a light boost of mental energy that infuses you with a heady euphoria and a sense of creative inspiration. As your mind lifts, a light physical calm will help to keep you anchored to reality, no matter how far your mind fades away into heady bliss. In combination with its insanely high 24-30% average THC level, these effects make Minty Haze a great option for treating a variety of conditions including chronic fatigue, depression or mood swings, chronic pain, headaches or migraines and chronic pain. This bud has long and narrow, spade-shaped olive green nugs with super thin orange hairs and a frosty coating of chunky, vibrantly white crystal trichomes.

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