Growing
Growing Triangle Mints: flowering time, yield and breeder specs
Seed Junky Genetics gives Triangle Mints a 9–10 week flowering time and warns of very dense, heavy buds, with respectable yields if the plants get proper support; Hytiva lists 8–9 weeks and calls it fairly easy. Published grow data are thin: SeedFinder lists no user reviews and GrowDiaries no harvests for Seed Junky’s version.1,2,3
Breeder specs side by side
| Source and version | Flowering | Indoor yield | Outdoor | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Seed Junky Genetics, regular seeds (breeder text via SeedFinder) | 9–10 weeks (SeedFinder: about 67 days) | Large; “respectable yields” with proper plant support | Indoors or outdoors; medium-tall1 | — |
| GrowDiaries (Seed Junky listing) | 9–10 weeks | No harvests reported | —3 | — |
| Hytiva (strain review) | 8–9 weeks | Light to moderate | — | Fairly easy2 |
| Triangle Kush (parent), Leafly growers | 70 days | Low (average yield) | Climate: warm, slightly arid, up to 88°F (31°C)4 | — |
| Triangle Kush (parent), SeedFinder clone-only entry | About 70 days (8–9 weeks) | Up to 400 g/m² | Up to 400 g per plant; up to 200 cm tall5 | — |
Seller and database figures are their own claims. Leafly and AllBud publish no grow specs for Triangle Mints.6,7
What the plant is like
Expect dense, heavy, frosty flowers. Seed Junky warns of “super dense, frosty nuggs that weigh very heavy”; AllBud describes heavy, frosty, minty-green buds coated in long amber hairs, and Hytiva round, dense dark-green buds with golden trichomes and amber pistils that are hard to break apart by hand.1,2,7
Leafly says the GSC side gives it dense buds and a complex herbal, spicy, earthy aroma with diesel undertones.6 From the parents, Leafly’s growers report that Triangle Kush stretches tall in the first three weeks of flowering and suits sea-of-green and screen-of-green setups, and that Animal Mints suits hot climates.4,8
What to watch for
The breeder’s warning is weight: its description ties respectable yields to proper plant support because the buds weigh very heavy.1 Sources disagree on the Triangle Kush side’s stretch, which Leafly’s growers call tall in early flowering and SeedFinder’s clone-only entry calls minimal, and on timing, from Hytiva’s 8–9 weeks to the breeder’s 9–10.1,2,4,5
Seeds and the law in the US
Under the amended federal definition of hemp, viable seeds from cannabis plants above 0.3% total THC, including THCA, are not hemp.9 Congress delayed that exclusion, with most of the new definition, from Nov 12 to Dec 11, 2026; only the exclusion of products with cannabinoids the plant cannot produce naturally starts on Nov 12.9,10 Home cultivation rules are set by each state. This site does not sell seeds.
Sources
- SeedFinder, Triangle Mints (Seed Junky Genetics): strain info and breeder description. Accessed Oct 4, 2026.
- Hytiva, Triangle Mints strain: hybrid cannabis review and lab report. Accessed Oct 4, 2026.
- GrowDiaries, Triangle Mints Regular by Seed Junky Genetics. Accessed Oct 4, 2026.
- Leafly, Triangle Kush (aka OG Triangle, Triangle OG) strain information. Accessed Oct 4, 2026.
- SeedFinder, Triangle Kush (aka Florida OG Kush, OG Triangle), clone-only: strain info. Accessed Oct 4, 2026.
- Leafly, Triangle Mints (aka Wedding Cake) strain information. Accessed Oct 4, 2026.
- AllBud, Triangle Mints marijuana strain information and reviews. Accessed Oct 4, 2026.
- Leafly, Animal Mints (aka Animal Mintz) strain information. Accessed Oct 4, 2026.
- Congressional Research Service, Changes to the statutory definition of hemp and implications for agricultural policy (IF13136) (2026-09-28). Accessed Oct 4, 2026.
- U.S. Government Publishing Office, Continuing Appropriations and Extensions Act, 2027 (P.L. 119-103), sec. 2019. Accessed Oct 4, 2026.