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Mimosa

Mimosa Cannabis Seed Traits:
Strain:  Mimosa (sometimes seen as Mimosa EVO in stabilized selections)
Strain Type: Sativa-dominant hybrid
Phenotype: Typically grows into a medium-height plant with strong branching and moderate internodal spacing. Buds are dense, resin-rich, and often display vibrant lime-green coloration with deep purple hues and bright orange pistils. Prized for its vibrant citrus aroma, colorful buds, and balanced hybrid character.
Seed Type: Stabilized breeder versions and occasional regular seed runs
Flowering Time:  Approximately 8–9 weeks indoors, with outdoor harvests generally finishing in late September to early October, depending on climate and phenotype expression.
Genetic Lineage: Clementine and Purple Punch
Aroma/ flavor: fresh orange juice, tangerine zest, and sweet tropical fruit layered with notes of berries, grape candy, and subtle earthiness.
Terp Profile: Limonene, B-Caryophyllene, Myrcene
Secondary Terpenes: Linalool, Pinene, Ocimene
Medicinal Uses: * Individual experiences and responses may vary.
May help with relaxation, depression, pain (less drowsy)
Our Test Results: 19-25% Average THC, 1.53% CBGA

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Genetics:

Mimosa is a popular sativa-dominant hybrid with a genetic background that combines two influential cannabis families: Clementine and Purple Punch. This pairing brings together bright citrus-forward genetics with classic purple indica heritage, creating a cultivar that represents the creativity of modern hybrid breeding.

The Clementine side of the family tree comes from a cross of Tangie and Lemon Skunk. Tangie itself was created from California Orange and Tangerine Dream, connecting Clementine to classic citrus genetics as well as deeper Haze and landrace influences. Lemon Skunk adds the legendary Skunk #1 lineage, which was created from Afghani, Acapulco Gold, and Colombian Gold genetics.

The Purple Punch side adds classic indica and purple strain heritage. Purple Punch was created by crossing Larry OG with Granddaddy Purple. Larry OG contributes additional OG Kush influence, while Granddaddy Purple brings genetics from Purple Urkle and Big Bud, adding another layer of classic West Coast breeding history.

Together, these genetics create Mimosa, a cultivar that blends the citrus-rich Tangie and Skunk families with the deep purple and Kush influences of Purple Punch. Its lineage includes influential genetics such as Tangie, Tangerine Dream, California Orange, Lemon Skunk, Skunk #1, OG Kush, Granddaddy Purple, Purple Urkle, and Big Bud.

With roots in both classic and modern cannabis breeding, Mimosa represents the evolution of flavorful hybrid genetics. It remains a favorite among collectors, breeders, and cannabis enthusiasts who appreciate unique lineage, complex heritage, and the continued innovation behind today’s elite cultivars.

Terpene Profiles:

Mimosa terpene profile is a refreshing blend of sweet orange, tropical fruit, fresh herbs, and subtle earth. This vibrant combination is often associated with energetic, uplifting effects and a cheerful, creative mindset.

  • Limonene is the dominant terpene, providing bright citrus aromas and is commonly associated with an uplifting, positive mood.
  • Myrcene contributes earthy, herbal notes and helps provide balanced physical relaxation.
  • Caryophyllene contributes spicy, peppery notes and is unique because it can interact with the body’s endocannabinoid system.
  • Pinene adds a crisp pine aroma and is associated with promoting alertness and mental clarity.
  • Linalool contributes delicate floral, lavender, and lightly sweet aromas and is commonly associated with calming, soothing effects and potential stress-relieving properties.
  • Ocimene contributes sweet, floral, and herbaceous aromas with hints of citrus and tropical fruit and is commonly associated with uplifting, energetic effects and is being studied for its potential anti-inflammatory, antifungal, and antiviral properties.

Growth Style: Mimosa typically grows into a medium to tall plant with a slightly open structure, strong lateral branching, and noticeable stretch during early flowering. It responds well to topping, low-stress training (LST), and Screen of Green (ScrOG) techniques, which help control height, create an even canopy, and increase productive flowering sites.

Climate & Environment: This cultivar thrives in a warm, sunny environment with excellent airflow. Mimosa can develop dense, resin-coated flowers, so maintaining humidity around 40–50% during late flowering helps support healthy buds and preserve its terpene profile.

Indoor Growing: Mimosa performs very well indoors when given enough vertical space, strong lighting, and proper ventilation. Early training helps manage stretch, while regular pruning and selective defoliation improve airflow and allow more light to reach developing flowers.

Outdoor Growing: Outdoors, Mimosa flourishes in full sun with fertile, well-draining soil. With adequate space and a long growing season, it can develop into a large, productive plant with strong branches and impressive flower production.

Training & Pruning: Begin training early during the vegetative stage to manage height and encourage a wider canopy. Topping promotes multiple main colas, while LST helps spread branches evenly. Removing lower growth and thinning crowded interior branches improves airflow and directs energy toward larger flowering sites.

Nutrients: Mimosa responds well to a balanced feeding program. During vegetative growth, focus on strong roots, healthy foliage, and vigorous branch development. During flowering, gradually increase phosphorus and potassium while reducing excess nitrogen to support dense flowers, resin production, and terpene expression.

Flowering Time: Mimosa typically finishes flowering in 9–10 weeks indoors, with outdoor harvests generally occurring from early to mid-October, depending on phenotype and climate.

Harvest Tips: Mimosa benefits from patience during the final weeks of flowering. Allowing flowers to fully mature helps maximize trichome production, citrus aroma, color expression, and overall flower quality. Supporting branches may be helpful as heavy colas develop.

Grower Experience Level: Mimosa is best suited for intermediate growers, although experienced beginners can achieve excellent results with proper training and environmental management. Its main considerations are managing stretch, maintaining airflow, and supporting mature flowers.

Overall Growing Profile: Mimosa is a standout citrus-forward hybrid that combines vigorous growth, excellent resin production, and impressive terpene expression. With proper canopy management, balanced nutrition, and consistent airflow, this cultivar can produce a beautiful harvest of aromatic, frosty flowers with exceptional flavor and visual appeal.

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