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No. 6504Indica

Modified Mints by Sin City Seeds

GMO × SinMint Cookies

Modified Mints is an indica-leaning cultivar developed by Sin City Seeds, known for its potent effects and dessert-forward profile. This strain combines indulgent mint and cookie notes with a deeply relaxing experience, making it a favorite for evening consumers.

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Appearance

Modified Mints typically presents with dense, compact buds often shaped like golf balls or torpedoes. The flowers display tight calyx stacking and a low leaf-to-flower ratio. Colors can range from deep green to olive, often accented with purple hues, especially under cooler temperatures. A heavy coating of glandular trichomes gives the buds a frosted, sugary appearance.

The plants themselves are generally medium in height with sturdy lateral branching, suitable for various cultivation techniques. The colas are known for being dense and resinous, requiring attention to airflow to prevent mold in humid conditions.

Aroma & Flavor

The aroma of Modified Mints is a complex blend, opening with distinct notes of cool mint and sweet cookie dough. As the flower is handled or ground, deeper scents emerge, including earthy spice, a hint of diesel, and savory undertones reminiscent of garlic. This creates a nuanced bouquet that is both confectionary and culinary.

The flavor profile follows suit, offering a cooling mint sensation on the inhale, layered over creamy cookie dough and subtle cocoa notes. The finish often includes a lingering spice and fuel, providing a rich and satisfying taste. The mouthfeel is described as plush and smooth.

Effects

Modified Mints delivers a potent, indica-dominant effect characterized by deep relaxation and a body-heavy sensation. Consumers often report feeling calm and experiencing a sense of euphoria. While primarily relaxing, some users may find themselves more talkative.

Due to its high THC content, new consumers are advised to approach with caution, as it can potentially cause dizziness or nervousness in sensitive individuals. It is generally considered a strain best suited for evening use.

Terpenes & Cannabinoids

While specific lab results vary, Modified Mints typically tests within the high THC range, often exceeding 20%. The terpene profile is commonly reported to include Myrcene, Limonene, Caryophyllene, Linalool, and Humulene. These contribute to the strain's distinct aroma and flavor characteristics, blending herbal, citrus, mint, and spicy notes.

The CBD content is generally less than 1%. The strain's dense trichome coverage and resin production make it appealing for concentrate extraction.

Origins & Lineage

Modified Mints was bred by Sin City Seeds, a Nevada-based breeder known for dessert-forward hybrids. It is widely reported to be a cross between GMO (Garlic Cookies) and SinMint Cookies. This lineage combines the potent, gas-like qualities of GMO with the sweet, minty, and cookie-like profile of SinMint Cookies.

The resulting strain continues the tradition of Sin City Seeds, offering a complex flavor profile and significant resin production. It emerged in the late 2010s to early 2020s, aligning with a market trend for high-THC, visually appealing, and extraction-friendly cannabis varieties.

Frequently asked questions

What is the THC content of Modified Mints?
Modified Mints typically has a high THC content, ranging from 20% to 28%.
What are the dominant flavors of Modified Mints?
The dominant flavors include mint, cookie dough, chocolate, with underlying notes of diesel and earth.
Is Modified Mints suitable for beginners?
Due to its high THC content, beginners should approach Modified Mints with caution. It may cause dizziness or nerves in sensitive users.
What are the reported effects of Modified Mints?
Reported effects include feelings of calm, euphoria, and sometimes talkativeness, often accompanied by a strong body-heavy sensation.