STRNG Seeds – Thin Mint Cookies

Thin Mint Cookies is known for its striking visual appeal, complex dessert-like aroma, and dense flower structure, making it a top-tier choice for cultivators seeking both quality and bag appeal.

Yes, it does very well in hydro when EC and pH are closely monitored, often producing rapid growth and dense flower sites.

Yes, we ensure that all batches are third-party tested for germination rates, genetic quality, and stability.

Yes, all STRNG Seeds orders are sent in plain, unmarked packaging to protect your privacy and ensure safe delivery.

Yes, it has a sweet, minty, slightly earthy scent that intensifies during flowering, often requiring proper ventilation indoors.

It can be grown outdoors in dry, warm climates but may be prone to mold if grown in humid regions without airflow management.

It typically flowers in 9 to 10 weeks after the 12-12 light cycle is initiated, with heavy stacking in the final weeks.

While manageable, this strain performs best with some growing experience, especially when it comes to defoliation and odor control.

Thin Mint Cookies often displays hints of purple, thick trichome coverage, and contrasting orange hairs that stand out at harvest.

It delivers on both fronts, with rich visual appeal and a complex terpene profile that stands out even among dessert strains.

Yes, all Thin Mint Cookies seeds from STRNG Seeds are feminized, ensuring each plant is flower-producing.

Feminized seeds eliminate the risk of male plants, saving time and maximizing the potential of every square meter of grow space.

Yes, as a photoperiod strain, you can keep it in the vegetative phase until your plant is the size and shape you want.

Yes, a 10 to 14 day flush with pure water will help enhance the final flavor and provide a smoother post-harvest result.

No, since these are feminized seeds, you won’t need to check for males or cull unwanted plants.

Absolutely, it performs well under full-spectrum LEDs, which help emphasize trichome production and color expression.

Yes, topping during the early vegetative stage promotes branching and helps create a flatter canopy for better light exposure.

Water when the top 2–3 cm of soil dries out, being cautious not to overwater especially during early stages.

Yes, this strain benefits from selective defoliation to open up its dense canopy and reduce humidity-related issues.

Low-stress training, topping, and lollipopping are all effective ways to shape the plant and increase light access to bud sites.