Cold Heat
Cold Heat
Overview
Cold Heat is an evenly balanced hybrid strain (50% indica/50% sativa) bred by Watson Supply from a cross of Runtz x Triangle Mints 11. This strain represents a masterful fusion of two popular parent genetics, combining Runtz, known for its sweet and fruity flavor, and Triangle Mintz 11, famous for its creamy, minty undertones. The strain stands out visually with its frosty trichome coating that sparkles like fresh snow, featuring dense and compact buds with vibrant greens and deep purple undertones, accented by fiery orange hairs.
Cold Heat is characterized as a funky, kush-dominant strain with notes of citrus, earth, and cream in both aroma and flavor. This bud has a sweet and sour, citrusy orange flavor with hints of fruity, berry-flavored candies, while the aroma is very similar, with a bright citrusy orange overtone accented by fruity berries and sharp mint. The strain has gained recognition for its balanced effects and sophisticated flavor profile, making it appealing to both recreational and medical cannabis users. Cold Heat isn't just another hybrid—it's a masterful fusion of flavor, aroma, and balanced effects, with its unique citrus-cream profile setting it apart from other hybrids and its mellow and relaxing high making it accessible to a broad audience.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report relief from chronic stress
- May help with chronic pain
- Often used for depression or mood swings
- Users report relief from muscle spasms
- May help with neuropathy or nerve pain
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
Cold Heat cultivation information is limited in available sources, but as a hybrid strain from quality genetics, it likely has moderate growing difficulty. The strain appears to be available primarily as clone-only or feminized seeds. Like most hybrid strains, it would benefit from standard cannabis growing conditions with temperatures between 65-80°F during flowering. Given its balanced genetics from Runtz and Triangle Mints 11, growers can expect a flowering time of approximately 8-9 weeks for optimal harvest. The strain would likely perform well both indoors and outdoors, though specific yield information is not readily available. As with most kush-dominant hybrids, it may benefit from training techniques to manage height and maximize yield.