Gush Mintz Moonrock THCa (Indica) 49.18% TAC

Indulge in the sweet, cooling luxury of Gush Mintz — one of the most sought-after indica strains, now elevated to Moonrock status. Our Gush Mintz THCa Moonrocks layer premium hemp-derived THCa flower with a rich concentrate coating and a thick dusting of THCa kief, creating an extraordinarily potent and flavorful experience. With an irresistible blend of sweet fruit, fresh mint, and creamy cookie undertones, Gush Mintz is the ultimate wind-down strain for those who refuse to compromise on quality or flavor.

Cannabinoid Potency

• Delta 9 THC: 0.0488%
• THCa: 47.998%
• Total Cannabinoid Content (TAC): 49.188%

Terpene Profile & Aroma

Gush Mintz delivers a rich, layered sensory experience — sweet tropical fruit and berry notes meet a cool, refreshing mint finish, all grounded by hints of warm cookies and dough. The aroma is lush, inviting, and deeply complex.

How to Use THCa Moonrocks

Moonrocks are one of the most potent hemp-derived products available and require a little extra care to enjoy properly. Follow these tips for the best experience:

What You'll Need:

• Glassware (pipe or bong) — recommended
• Scissors or a blade — for breaking apart
• Patience and a steady hand

Step-by-Step:

1. Break it by hand or with scissors — Never use a grinder. Moonrocks are dense and sticky; a grinder will clog and waste precious kief. Instead, use your fingers or small scissors to break off small pieces.
2. Pack into a bowl — Place broken pieces into a glass pipe or bong bowl. For best results, layer a small bed of dry flower underneath the moonrock pieces to help with airflow and even burning.
3. Light slowly and low — Use a lighter or hemp wick at a slight distance and apply gentle, consistent heat. Moonrocks burn slowly — don't rush it.
4. Take slow, steady draws — Allow the bowl to stay lit and take slow, measured pulls for the smoothest experience.
5. Store properly — Keep your Moonrocks in an airtight glass jar, away from heat and direct light to preserve potency and freshness.

⚠️ Not recommended for rolling into joints or blunts on their own — their sticky, oily exterior makes them difficult to roll and can cause uneven burning.