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Purple Mints Feminized Seeds

Q: How long until harvest indoors?

Harvest around 8-9 weeks of flower. Monitor trichomes for final timing.

Q: What humidity should I keep?

Veg at 40-60% RH. Drop to 40-45% in early flower then 30-40% in final weeks.

Q: Which training suits Purple Mints?

Use low-stress training and topping. Employ a light SCROG to even the canopy.

Q: What nutrient mix works best?

Moderate nitrogen in veg. Increase phosphorus and potassium in bloom. Start flower EC around 1.2 and rise to 1.6-1.8 if plants respond well.

Q: When should I expect outdoor harvest?

Late September to early October in the Northern Hemisphere, depending on local climate.

Q: How do I preserve the mint flavor?

Keep daytime temps stable under 28C and avoid high heat. Dry slowly at 18-20C and 50-60% RH.

Q: Is Purple Mints prone to mold?

Dense buds increase mold risk. Improve airflow, remove lower foliage, and keep humidity low late flower.

Q: What trichome stage is best for harvest?

Harvest when most trichomes are cloudy with 10-25% amber for a balanced body effect.

Q: Are these seeds feminized or autoflowering?

This listing uses feminized seeds for stable female crops.

Q: How should I store cured flower?

Store in airtight jars at about 18C and 60-62% RH. Burp jars daily the first week.

Purple Mints Feminized Seeds by Captain Seeds - Indica-dominant Purple Mints delivers minty aroma, purple hues, and balanced body effects in 8-9 weeks.

Mint-forward aroma
Purple bud color
Balanced body effect

Purple Mints blends Granddaddy Purple and Thin Mint traits for purple coloration and a mint-forward terpene profile. Expect 8-9 week flowering with medium-high indoor yields and medium plant height. Growers should manage humidity, apply low-stress training, and control late-flower temps to preserve mint notes and avoid mold. Feminized seeds give predictable female crops and steady results across temperate to warm climates.

Purple Mints Feminized Seeds Quick Facts

All the essential strain details at a glance for growers and users.

Property	Value	Description
Type	Indica-dominant hybrid	Indica-dominant hybrid with a minty-sweet profile.
THC Content	18-24%	THC typically runs 18-24%.
CBD Content	0.1-1%	CBD stays low, around 0.1-1%.
Grow Difficulty	Intermediate	Intermediate difficulty. Train branches and control humidity to limit bud rot.
Flowering Time	8-9	Flowering runs 8-9 weeks indoors.
Yield	Medium-high (450-550 g/m2 indoor)	Indoor yields hit 450-550 g/m2 while outdoor plants give medium-heavy harvests.
Height	Medium (80-140 cm)	Expect 80-140 cm indoors with a bushy canopy.
Environment	Indoor and outdoor	Suitable for indoor and outdoor grows. Use low-stress training indoors to increase canopy.
Effects	Relaxed, Uplifted, Focused	Effects deliver relaxed body weight, uplifted mood, and focused mental clarity.
Flavor Profile	Mint, Berry, Grape	Profile features mint on the nose with sweet berry and grape undertones.
Genetics	Granddaddy Purple x Thin Mint	Genetics read Granddaddy Purple x Thin Mint for purple hues and mint aroma.
Climate	Temperate to warm	Prefers temperate to warm conditions with reduced humidity during late flower.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to Common Questions About Growing Purple Mints Cannabis Seeds

How long until harvest indoors?

What humidity should I keep?

Which training suits Purple Mints?

What nutrient mix works best?

When should I expect outdoor harvest?

How do I preserve the mint flavor?

Is Purple Mints prone to mold?

What trichome stage is best for harvest?

Are these seeds feminized or autoflowering?

How should I store cured flower?

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Q: My plants stretch a lot during early flower. What should I do?

A: Shorten the vegetative period next run. Lower light height slightly and apply one final top before flower to limit stretch.