Which Four Small-Batch Plants Are Curing, and Why Aren't the Jars in the Mail?

A new harvest name on a page usually means the jar is already packed. These four aren't.

This small-batch harvest is Mint Jelly, Jelly Donutz, Banana OG Auto, and Durban Poison. The smell words come from the seed sheet. That sheet is a catalog description of the seed. The jar panel for this crop isn't in yet, and the flower is curing, so the jars aren't in the mail.

By Jamie, grower at Divine Toke. Divine Toke is Sun+Earth Certified.

Divine Toke is sun-grown flower from Michigan, and we sell it by mail. These four are my outdoor plants from this season. A Sun+Earth farm has to grow the plants in living soil, in natural sunlight. They're curing now.

Which four plants are in this small-batch harvest? #

The order is Mint Jelly, Jelly Donutz, Banana OG Auto, and Durban Poison. Jelly Donutz is the catalog spelling. The order line typed Jelly Donuts once, and the next section keeps those two spellings apart.

Each line also carried a cycle. That number is the seed company's seed-to-harvest clock. It doesn't time the cure, and it doesn't put a day on a mailbox.

Plant	Spelling on the order line	Cycle the order line typed	Flowering words on the sheet
Mint Jelly	Mint Jelly	70-80 day cycle	Auto flowering, 70-80 days seed to harvest
Jelly Donutz	Jelly Donuts	70-day cycle	Flowering, 70 days from germination
Banana OG Auto	Banana OG Auto	80 days seed to harvest	Auto flower version, 80 days seed to harvest
Durban Poison	Durban Poison	100 days	The catalog block doesn't restate a day count

Every cycle in that table is the seed sheet's clock. The sheet also pastes a parent line under each name. That's the seed company's family tree for the pack.

• Mint Jelly lists Sour Apple Auto crossed with Hella Jelly.
• Jelly Donutz is written as Jelly Donutz x Runtz x All Gas OG Auto.
• Banana OG Auto lists Banana OG S1 #21, Mint Jelly Auto, and Banana OG Auto Bx3. S1 means that parent was crossed to itself. Bx3 means the line was bred back toward Banana OG.
• Durban Poison lists Mint Jelly Auto, a Durban Poison het, and Durban Poison. Het means a mixed parent. The kept plant is named Durban Het #11.

You can take four things off this sheet and then stop. The name, the smell words in the next table, the cycle, and the auto word only where the sheet prints it. A lab amount isn't on it. A mail day isn't on it either.

What did the seed sheet say they smell like? #

The seed sheet is the smell list I have, and the cured jar still gets the last word. These words were pasted into the order file from the catalog. They describe the seed pack. They aren't a smell test of the flower that's curing.

Plant	Smell words on the seed sheet
Mint Jelly	Sweet, mint, cake batter
Jelly Donutz	Pink cotton candy, caramel, fuel
Banana OG Auto	Banana taffy and fuel
Durban Poison	Minty fuel, pine, a little sweet

Mint Jelly #

Mint Jelly's sheet says sweet, mint, and cake batter. The order line gives it a 70-80 day cycle, and the catalog calls it auto flowering, 70-80 days from seed to harvest. The parents on the sheet are Sour Apple Auto and Hella Jelly. If cake batter is the smell you're chasing, that's the claim to remember, and you'll check it when a jar actually opens.

Jelly Donutz #

Jelly Donutz's sheet says pink cotton candy, caramel, and fuel. The order line gives it a 70-day cycle. The flowering line says 70 days from germination. It doesn't print the word auto, even though a parent on the sheet is All Gas OG Auto. A parent name doesn't promote itself into a label the plant line skipped.

The cotton-candy side and the fuel side are both on the sheet. If fuel smell wears you out, you already have the warning, straight from the catalog.

Banana OG Auto #

Banana OG Auto's sheet says banana taffy and fuel. The order line says 80 days from seed to harvest, and the catalog calls it an auto flower version. The parents are Banana OG S1 #21, Mint Jelly Auto, and Banana OG Auto Bx3.

The taste line says you take in banana and let the fuel out. That's the one place this sheet uses the word terpenes, and it's a flavor phrase in the catalog. A terpene panel is a lab list with amounts. Reading a Michigan COA shows what that list looks like. This harvest doesn't have one yet.

Durban Poison #

Durban Poison's sheet says minty fuel, pine, and a little sweet. The 100-day figure sits on the order line. The catalog block under the name doesn't repeat a day count, so 100 days doesn't get a second vote from the paste. The parents are Mint Jelly Auto, a Durban Poison het, and Durban Poison, and the kept plant is Durban Het #11. Auto shows up on a parent. It doesn't show up as the name of this line.

Among the four clocks on the order, 100 days is the long one. A Michigan outdoor year is a short one, which is why the auto word matters on the lines that actually print it. Seed versus clone for the next Michigan season already covers that choice. The 100 days here stays a catalog figure.

Why does one line say Jelly Donuts? #

Jelly Donuts and Jelly Donutz are the same plant on this sheet. The catalog heading spells Jelly Donutz, with a z. The order line drops the z once and writes Jelly Donuts. The suggestion line above the order uses the z too. Doughnuts isn't a spelling in the file.

Somebody dropped the z on the way back through the order. I still knew which plant it was, so the heading spelling is the one I'm using. If you search for a jar later, search the z.

Which two names stayed off the order? #

Caramel Creme and Emerald Fire OG were suggested, and they weren't ordered. The suggestion line named Mint Jelly, Caramel Creme, Jelly Donutz, and Emerald Fire OG. The order kept Mint Jelly and Jelly Donutz, then added Banana OG Auto and Durban Poison.

Those two suggestion names aren't in these jars. They aren't house flower either. If a page or a rumor puts Caramel Creme or Emerald Fire OG in this harvest, the order line is the list that counts.

Why aren't the jars in the mail? #

The flower is curing, and the waitlist hears first. I don't have a mail date. Curing is the closed rest after drying. A 2022 Bioengineering review of cannabis after harvest calls that rest a closed container, and it ties a harsh throat hit to leftover sugars. Those sugars show up when chlorophyll, the green in the leaf, breaks down before the rest is done. The review's "certain period" isn't a day count for these four.

How to run that rest, including what a damp fall does to it, is already in curing cannabis and different ways to cure a harvest.

What I can put on a calendar is an aim. An aim still isn't a tracking number.

• The flower is curing now.
• The waitlist hears first when a jar is actually for sale.
• We're aiming at Thanksgiving. The U.S. Office of Personnel Management lists Thanksgiving 2026 as Thursday, November 26.
• November 30 is the Monday after Thanksgiving. That's Cyber Monday, and it's a likely day for the jars to open. Likely still leaves you without a promise.

NWS Detroit puts the 1991-2020 November normal high at 48.6°F and the normal low at 33.9°F. Southeast Michigan in November is cure weather, and outdoor plants aren't stacking new flower in that cold. If you work a plant shift around Detroit and you wanted these jars for a long weekend, the cure is still the job. The mailbox stays empty until that rest is done.

What's the cure doing before a jar ships? #

Drying pulls the water down, and curing is the closed rest after that. The same 2022 Bioengineering review treats drying, curing, trimming, and storage as different steps. These four are in the cure step. They aren't in a mailbox, and they aren't on the shop.

The October cure post already set the method menu against a humid fall. November runs colder than that, on the NWS normals above. Read those posts if you want jars versus bags versus a cold box. These four are in that rest, which is why you can't order them today.

What's an autoflower on this seed sheet? #

An autoflower starts flowers by age, and a short-day plant waits until the nights run long. A 2024 review in Plants calls cannabis a short-day species, meaning it flowers once the dark stretch runs long enough. A February 2026 review in Plants walks that night-length path and the age path that lets some plants flower without waiting on it.

Michigan in November is long-night season. That's the signal a short-day plant uses. On this sheet, two lines wear the auto mark, and two don't.

Sheet line	Does the sheet say auto?	Day-length reading
Mint Jelly	Yes. Auto flowering.	The sheet claims an age clock, on a 70-80 day seed-to-harvest line.
Banana OG Auto	Yes. Auto flower version.	The sheet claims an age clock, at 80 days from seed to harvest.
Jelly Donutz	No. Flowering, 70 days from germination.	All Gas OG Auto is a parent. The plant line doesn't say auto.
Durban Poison	No. The order line says 100 days.	Mint Jelly Auto is a parent. The Durban line doesn't say auto.

The sheet's links point at Humboldt Seed Company feminized seeds and Humboldt Seed Company autoflower seeds. Those are the category links inside the order file. The smell table is the wording pasted there.

Seed versus clone for a Michigan outdoor year already says the word auto isn't a Detroit finish date. This page doesn't redo that choice. It only marks which lines on this order print the word.

Why isn't the seed sheet a jar panel? #

The jar panel for this harvest isn't in yet. The seed sheet is the paper I have. A panel is the lab report on the flower in front of you. The Michigan CRA Scientific Section oversees the safety compliance labs that test products sold in Michigan's licensed market. That page also describes Metrc, Michigan's seed-to-sale system, and the tags that follow plants through drying and curing to a retail sale.

A seed sheet can give you a name, a parent line, a cycle, and a catalog smell. It doesn't stand in for that lab report. When a panel exists, the terpene-panel guide shows how to read the names and the amounts. Until then, you have the smell words above and no amounts beside them.

	Seed sheet	This harvest's jar
What you can name	Four plants, plus the catalog smell words	The same four, once a jar is for sale
Lab amounts	Not a test of this crop	The panel isn't in yet
For sale today	No	No
Before a licensed sale	A seed pack doesn't replace the lab	Safety testing at the labs the CRA oversees, then a Metrc tag

Our Strains #

While these four cure, the flower you can order is Blueberry Mojito, Honey Bananas, and L.A. Sunshine. L.A. Sunshine is house flower we already sell. It isn't a fifth name on this order, and it isn't a rename of one of the four.

Divine Toke flower for a Michigan mailbox is those three until this cure opens. Smell and the name are the shopping info on the house jars. This harvest doesn't rewrite them. The waitlist is how you hear about Mint Jelly, Jelly Donutz, Banana OG Auto, and Durban Poison before a public listing.

• Blueberry Mojito is on the shop now.
• Honey Bananas is on the shop now.
• L.A. Sunshine is on the shop now, and it stays a house strain.

Is Thanksgiving week a tax-free sale? #

No. Thanksgiving is a cure aim, and Michigan doesn't drop the cannabis tax for a Thursday. Is there a tax-free cannabis day in Michigan? is the post that separates a sale sign from the tax on the receipt. November 26 is the Thursday we're aiming at. November 30 is the Monday after, a likely open, and neither date is a mail promise.

Should the four plants share a jar? #

Give them four lids. Cake batter, cotton candy, banana taffy, and pine don't belong under one lid. Two strains in one jar shows how smells move even when the buds never touch. If you're holding flower at home, use that one-strain rule on these four when they show up. A shared lid blends the sheet's whole point, which was four different smell lines.

FAQ #

Can I buy Mint Jelly today? #

No. Mint Jelly is curing with the other three, and it isn't listed for sale. The seed sheet's smell words are sweet, mint, and cake batter, on a 70-80 day auto cycle. Detroit's November normal low, on the NWS 1991-2020 sheet, is 33.9°F, so this cure is sitting in cold-month weather. The lab panel that would put amounts next to those smell words isn't in.

Is L.A. Sunshine one of the four new plants? #

No. L.A. Sunshine is house flower, and the order doesn't name it. The new names are Mint Jelly, Jelly Donutz, Banana OG Auto, and Durban Poison. The shop flower beside L.A. Sunshine is still Blueberry Mojito and Honey Bananas.

Were Caramel Creme and Emerald Fire OG cut from the jars? #

They never made the order, so they weren't cut from a jar. The suggestion line held Mint Jelly, Caramel Creme, Jelly Donutz, and Emerald Fire OG. Banana OG Auto and Durban Poison are the two names that replaced the ones left behind. You won't see Caramel Creme or Emerald Fire OG as flower from this run.

Is November 30 a day a box leaves? #

No. November 30 is a likely open, and a box still doesn't have a day. The OPM 2026 holiday list puts Thanksgiving on Thursday, November 26, which is the aim. The Monday after is the likely day the jars could be for sale. The waitlist hears before that becomes a public listing.

Who hears first when a jar is for sale? #

The waitlist hears first. You can join it on the harvest section of the site. A likely Monday open still goes to that list before everyone else gets the same note. First note means first note. It doesn't measure a pile of jars.

Will the cured flower smell like the seed sheet? #

The sheet's words are a catalog claim, and the open jar is the check. Sweet, mint, and cake batter sit on Mint Jelly. Pink cotton candy, caramel, and fuel sit on Jelly Donutz. Banana taffy and fuel sit on Banana OG Auto. Minty fuel, pine, and a little sweet sit on Durban Poison. Cure changes a smell, which is the whole reason the patience post exists, and this crop still has no panel to pin amounts on those words.

Where do I see what a lab panel includes? #

Use the panel guide. This harvest's report isn't the thing you're reading. Everyday shoppers' terpene panels walk the names and the amounts on a real report. The CRA page linked above oversees the labs behind flower sold in the licensed market. A category link on the seed sheet isn't that report.

Do the 70-day and 100-day lines tell me when the mail comes? #

No. Those figures are seed-to-harvest lines on the order. Mint Jelly says 70-80 days. Jelly Donutz says 70. Banana OG Auto says 80 days from seed to harvest. Durban Poison's order line says 100 days, and the catalog block doesn't repeat it. None of those numbers is a count of how long these jars sit, and none of them is a delivery day.

What can I order while the four cure? #

Order Blueberry Mojito, Honey Bananas, or L.A. Sunshine. The shop listing stays on those three flower names while this cure finishes. Mint Jelly, Jelly Donutz, Banana OG Auto, and Durban Poison stay off that listing. The waitlist is the note for when a new jar is real.

Is this harvest a tax holiday? #

No. A cure aim isn't a weekend when the state zeros the receipt. The Michigan tax-day post keeps a shop sign separate from the tax. November 26 and November 30 are marks on this harvest's calendar. They aren't a holiday from the bill.

If you want flower before those jars open #

The shop is Blueberry Mojito, Honey Bananas, and L.A. Sunshine while Mint Jelly, Jelly Donutz, Banana OG Auto, and Durban Poison finish curing. The waitlist is the first note. If you want the lab sheet, the rest, and the lid rule before a jar exists, these are the pages that already did that work.

• Two strains in one jar
• Curing, and why the rest takes patience
• Different ways to cure a harvest

Cake batter and pine will trade smell if they share a lid, so these four get four lids when they open.