The marijuana seeds of Florida Mintz bloom in 8 to 9 weeks, delivering a great harvest: 350 to 450 grams per square meter indoors, and even the same amount per plant outdoors. With THC levels ranging from 18% to 24%, it guarantees a potent combination of deep relaxation and euphoria. The flavor is an explosion of fresh mint blended with sweetness, earthy and spicy notes, and a citrus touch that completes the profile. Perfect for unwinding after a long day, enjoying a good meal, or simply lifting your spirits on calm, serene evenings.
Florida Mintz is perfectly suited for easy cultivation, even for beginners. Additionally, it stands out for its high yield and rapid production, ensuring abundant harvests in a short time. The effects of this strain include powerful relaxation, making it ideal for those seeking an intense and satisfying experience.

Appearance of the Flower. The flowers of Florida Mintz are like a masterpiece of nature. Large, dense, and well-formed buds boast a vibrant green color accented with orange and purple hues. They are coated with resinous trichomes that shimmer like diamonds under the light. The texture is sticky, and when broken apart, they release a fresh minty aroma blended with earthy, spicy, and citrus notes, enveloping you in a unique olfactory experience.

Plant Morphology. The plants grown from our Florida Mintz marijuana seeds are compact yet strong, reaching between 120 and 150 cm both indoors and outdoors. They have a robust structure that effortlessly supports the heavy buds. The deep dark green leaves provide a striking contrast to the vibrant colors of the buds. Its adaptability to temperate climates and resistance to various conditions make it a reliable choice for any grower.

Growing Tips

• What is the ideal climate for growing Florida Mintz?
  Florida Mintz performs best in warm, sunny climates with temperatures between 20 °C and 28 °C (68–82 °F). It can be grown outdoors or in greenhouses, but it truly shines indoors thanks to better environmental control and resin production.
• What training techniques work best with Florida Mintz?
  This strain responds well to LST (Low Stress Training), main-lining, and apical pruning. Its compact structure allows for efficient light distribution and increased production of dense buds.
• What kind of fertilization does Florida Mintz need?
  During the vegetative stage, it needs a balanced base rich in nitrogen. In flowering, it’s recommended to apply fertilizers with high phosphorus and potassium content. Terpene enhancers and the use of mycorrhizae can improve aroma and resin production.
• How should watering and humidity be managed for Florida Mintz?
  Water moderately, allowing the substrate to dry between waterings. During flowering, maintain humidity at around 40–50% to protect the trichomes and prevent mold.
• Is it necessary to prune the Florida Mintz plant?
  Yes. An apical pruning during the vegetative stage helps stimulate branching. A selective defoliation in pre-flowering is also recommended to improve airflow and maximize light exposure to the lower areas.