Gush Mints by Mavericks Genetics is a feminized, three-way hybrid of Kush Mints x Durb x Gushers, balanced at 50% Indica and 50% Sativa and rated at 30 ± 2% THC. It combines a striking green-and-purple look with dense, resin-soaked buds and a bold sweet gas aroma.
The flowers are thick and heavy, coated with large, glistening trichomes that point to serious resin production. Total terpenes come in at 2.80%, and the breeder lists a dry extraction ratio of 100:12 kg.
Mavericks Genetics reports 18 national cannabis cup victories for Gush Mints. It is also one of the more productive cultivars in the range, with breeder figures of 500 g/m² indoors and up to 1,200 g per plant outdoors.
With an 8-9 week flowering time and a 99.5% feminization rate, Gush Mints seeds are a strong choice for growers who want potency, color and big outdoor harvests.
Kush Mints, Durb and Gushers: The Gush Mints Lineage
Kush Mints brings minty, cookie-style terpenes and a frosty, compact bud. Gushers, itself descended from Gelato and Triangle Kush, adds sweet, fruity candy notes and purple coloration. Durb rounds out the mix with extra vigor and gassy depth.
This three-parent blend produces a balanced hybrid with medium height, sturdy branches and dense flower sites. The green and purple coloration from the Gushers side becomes more pronounced as the plant ripens.
Sweet Gas Aroma, Creamy Flavor and a Balanced Effect
The breeder lists the aroma as sweet gas. The bouquet blends a creamy sweetness with sharp fuel notes, and a cool, minty edge from the Kush Mints side often shows up after grinding.
The flavor is rich and layered: sweet and creamy on the inhale, with fuel and a light mint finish on the exhale. It holds its character well through a slow dry.
At 30 ± 2% THC, Gush Mints is potent and long-lasting. The effect is balanced, with an uplifting, sociable start and a calm, relaxed body feel that builds gradually. It is better suited to experienced consumers.
Growing Gush Mints Indoors
Indoors, Gush Mints stays at a manageable medium height and benefits from topping and LST to open the canopy. A SCROG net helps distribute the dense flower sites. Flowering takes 8-9 weeks, and the breeder lists about 500 g/m² (1.64 oz/ft²).
Keep the environment stable, with good airflow and lower humidity during the final weeks, as the thick, resinous buds can hold moisture. Slightly cooler nights in late bloom help bring out the purple tones.
Growing Gush Mints Outdoors
Outdoors is where Gush Mints shows its full potential. With full sun, a large root zone and generous feeding, the breeder reports up to 1,200 g per plant (42.3 oz/plant). Harvest arrives around the middle of October in the Northern Hemisphere.
Big outdoor plants need support, so set up stakes or a trellis before the colas fill out. In areas with damp autumns, thin inner growth and check the dense flowers often during the last few weeks.
Gush Mints Characteristics
| Strain type | Feminized |
| Genetics | Kush Mints x Durb x Gushers |
| Indica/Sativa | 50% Indica / 50% Sativa |
| THC | 30 ± 2% |
| Effect | Balanced, uplifting, relaxing, long-lasting |
| Aroma/Flavor | Sweet gas, creamy, fuel |
| Indoor yield | 500 g/m² (1.64 oz/ft²) |
| Outdoor yield | 1,200 g/plant (42.3 oz/plant) |
| Flowering time | 8-9 weeks |
| Outdoor harvest | Mid-October |
| Cola color | Green and purple tones |
| Terpenes (total %) | 2.80% |
| Extraction yield | 100:12 kg (about 12% of dry weight) |
| Feminization rate | 99.5% |
| Best cultivation technique | Topping, LST and SCROG |
FAQ
Is Gush Mints Indica or Sativa?
Gush Mints is a balanced hybrid, 50% Indica and 50% Sativa.
What is the lineage of Gush Mints?
Mavericks Genetics lists the lineage as Kush Mints x Durb x Gushers.
How much THC does Gush Mints have?
The breeder rates it at 30 ± 2% THC, with 2.80% total terpenes.
What does Gush Mints smell like?
The aroma is sweet gas, blending creamy sweetness with sharp fuel notes.
How much does Gush Mints yield?
About 500 g/m² (1.64 oz/ft²) indoors and up to 1,200 g per plant (42.3 oz/plant) outdoors.
When should Gush Mints be harvested outdoors?
Around the middle of October in the Northern Hemisphere, after 8-9 weeks of flowering.





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