Animal Killer
Animal Killer
Overview
Animal Killer is a relatively obscure cannabis strain created by Diamond Rock Genetics, resulting from crossing Animal Mintz with Purple Punch. This strain can be cultivated both indoors and outdoors, requiring a flowering time of approximately 65 days (ranging from 60-70 days). The strain inherits characteristics from both parent varieties: Animal Mintz brings complex aromatic profiles and potent effects from the renowned Seed Junky Genetics lineage, while Purple Punch contributes its signature grape-berry sweetness and deeply relaxing indica properties. Purple Punch is known for its sweet and sedating union of two indica-dominant classics, creating potent trichome-laden buds with grape candy, blueberry muffin, and tart Kool-Aid aromas, delivering a one-two punch to both head and body. Despite being available through Diamond Rock Genetics, detailed information about Animal Killer's specific effects, appearance, and cannabinoid profile remains limited in public databases, suggesting it may be a newer or less widely distributed variety in the cannabis market.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report relief from stress
- May help with insomnia
- Often used for pain management
- May assist with nausea
- Potentially helpful for mood disorders
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
Animal Killer can be cultivated both indoors and outdoors with a flowering time of 60-70 days (approximately 65 days average). The strain is available only as regular seeds, not feminized, from Diamond Rock Genetics. Growing difficulty is likely moderate, based on its parent strains' characteristics. Indoor cultivation should expect medium yields, while outdoor plants may require warm, stable climates for optimal development. Based on Purple Punch parent genetics, optimal conditions likely include temperatures of 70-80°F during the day with slight cooling at night, humidity around 50-60% in vegetative stage and 40-50% in flowering, with organic soil recommended for enhanced terpene production. From the Animal Mintz lineage, the strain may respond well to training techniques such as LST and topping, with some growers using heavy defoliation and main-lining to maximize bud production.