London Pound Mints

London Pound Mints cannabis seeds have won over growers and enthusiasts alike thanks to their impressive lineage. This strongly indica-dominant hybrid is the result of a careful cross between London Pound Cake and Sunset Sherbet, which was then combined with Kush Mints #11. The outcome is an exceptional variety that stands out for both its flavour and its potent effects.

The London Pound Mints plant is robust and vigorous, with a structure that reflects its indica heritage. Outdoors it can reach impressive heights of 2.5 to 3 metres, with large, deep green leaves and thick branches that support heavy, dense buds. It has an imposing look, with a prominent main cola that steals the show.

The buds are a sight to behold. They are fat, large and coated in a shiny layer of resin that makes them sparkle. This abundant resin not only gives them a striking appearance but also makes them ideal for all kinds of extractions. The deep green tones of the buds are set off by soft purple hues, a very attractive colour combination.

Flavour and effects

London Pound Mints impresses not only with its looks but also with its flavour and effects. From the very first puff you are greeted by very sweet notes reminiscent of honey and fresh mint. A flavour profile that makes every puff a unique and pleasant experience.

The THC content of London Pound Mints buds ranges between 20 % and 25 %, ensuring very potent, long-lasting effects. After the first few puffs you will feel a tingle running through your body, followed by a wave of relaxation and happiness. It is perfect for winding down at the end of the day, having a laugh and enjoying a deep sense of calm. With a low CBD content, under 1 %, it is ideal if you are after intense psychoactive effects.

London Pound Mints terpenes

Terpenes play a key role in the experience London Pound Mints delivers. The main ones are limonene, caryophyllene and linalool.

Limonene: brings a citrusy, refreshing aroma that perfectly complements the variety’s sweet, minty flavours. It is also associated with an uplifting, cheerful mood.

Caryophyllene: with its spicy, earthy aroma, it adds an extra dimension to the flavour profile of London Pound Mints and a warm, peppery finish.

Linalool: responsible for its gentle floral touch. It is associated with a serene character that fits the overall sense of deep relaxation this variety provides.

The combination of these terpenes not only enriches the aroma and flavour of London Pound Mints but also shapes its effect profile, making it an ideal choice if you want a complete and satisfying experience.

Yield and flowering time

London Pound Mints is a very generous variety in terms of yield, both indoors and outdoors. Indoors you can expect an abundant harvest of between 550 and 650 grams per square metre with a 300-350 W LED light, ensuring optimal growth and excellent bud quality.

Outdoors is where London Pound Mints really shines, with plants that can produce between 800 and 1000 grams each. It reaches its full potential in Mediterranean climates but adapts well to cooler areas as long as it gets the right care.

Indoors, flowering is relatively short: around 63 days from the photoperiod switch. That means quick, efficient harvests with no compromise on quality.

Outdoors, London Pound Mints starts flowering during the first half of August and is ready to harvest in the first or second week of October. Its fast flowering and its ability to adapt to different climates make it a very attractive option for growers of any level.

How to grow London Pound Mints

London Pound Mints is known as a very easy variety to grow, ideal for beginners and experts alike. Its hardiness and adaptability make it perfect if you want a low-maintenance plant with big rewards.

As for climate, London Pound Mints does best in Mediterranean climates, with plenty of sun and moderate temperatures. Even so, its robustness lets it adapt to cooler climates without major issues, as long as it gets the right care.

This variety also shows great resistance to pests and diseases, which reduces the need for treatments and makes growing easier. Even so, we recommend keeping an eye out for any signs of trouble to keep your plants in the best possible condition.