Mimosa cannabis seeds

Mimosa

Mimosa is a feminized cannabis seed from Royal Queen Seeds with a ratio of 70 percent sativa and 30 percent indica. She suits you when you want to grow a compact plant with citrusy and earthy flavors and a creative, cheerful effect. The genetics come from Clementine crossed with Purple Punch. As a result, the plant combines fruity terpenes with a balanced effect. Indoors she stays short. Outdoors she needs a long growing season. You get a plant you can keep in a tent as well as in the garden, provided the climate cooperates.

Features and Specifications

• Type: 70% Sativa 30% Indica
• Gender: Feminized
• THC: 22%
• CBD: Low
• Genetics: Clementine x Purple Punch
• Indoor flowering time: 9-10 weeks
• Indoor height: 60-80 cm
• Indoor yield: 350-400 gr/m²
• Outdoor height: 80-100 cm
• Outdoor yield: 500-550 gr/plant
• Outdoor harvest: mid-October
• Effect: Creative, cheerful
• Flavor: Earthy, sour
• Climate: Long summers

In-Depth Growing Information

Indoors Mimosa stays compact. She grows to 60 to 80 centimeters. That makes her suitable for smaller grow spaces or a cabinet. Flowering lasts 9 to 10 weeks. In that period she forms dense buds with a coat of trichomes. The yield sits between 350 and 400 grams per square meter. You can let her grow naturally with a single main cola. Topping or low stress training keeps the height even lower and spreads the energy across more branches. Make sure there is enough air circulation around the compact structure. The plant responds well to a standard feeding schedule for sativa-dominant hybrids. Keep humidity lower in late flower to limit mold.

Outdoors Mimosa grows to 80 to 100 centimeters. She needs a long growing season. Harvest falls in mid-October. Per plant you can expect 500 to 550 grams. Choose a sunny, sheltered spot. Long summers give her the time to fully ripen. Pruning and defoliation keep the canopy open. That reduces the chance of moisture problems in wetter periods. Companion plants such as basil or dill help against pests. In a climate with early autumn rains, extra attention to drying the buds is needed. The purple and dark green hues come through especially with cooler nights at the end of flowering.

Effects, Flavor and Aroma

Mimosa delivers a creative and cheerful effect. With moderate use you feel stimulation and motivation. The sativa side keeps you clear-headed. At a higher dose more physical relaxation comes in. Muscles loosen up. A euphoric, introspective atmosphere develops. Myrcene plays a role in this. Limonene provides the uplifting tone. The whole remains balanced by the 30 percent indica.

The flavor is citrusy with earthy and sour notes. You taste orange, lemon and a hint of earth. The aroma follows the same line. Limonene delivers the citrus. Beta-caryophyllene adds pepper and wood. Myrcene brings musk and fruit. Pinene gives a light pine note. The buds smell fresh and lush. That profile holds up when smoking, vaping or processing. The dense, frosty buds have dark green and purple hues with orange pistils. Those colors come from the Purple Punch parent.

Comparison with Similar Strains

Mimosa differs from Purple Punch. That parent is more indica-dominant and delivers grape and plum flavors. The effect of Purple Punch is heavier and more physical. Mimosa keeps more sativa energy and citrus. The plant stays shorter than many pure sativa strains.

Clementine, the other parent, is fruitier and more focused on pure citrus. Her effect is more strongly cerebral. Mimosa adds the earthy undertone and the purple colors of Purple Punch. That makes the effect a bit rounder.

Sour Diesel grows taller and has a pronounced diesel note alongside citrus. Her flowering time is comparable, but the plant needs more space. Mimosa stays more compact and combines the citrus with earth instead of fuel. That makes her more manageable for smaller setups.

Frequently Asked Questions about Mimosa

How long does Mimosa flower indoors?

Mimosa flowers indoors in 9 to 10 weeks. That is the period after the switch to 12 hours of light. In those weeks the buds swell and develop their color and resin. Keep the temperature stable and lower the humidity in the last two weeks. The compact growth makes it easy to keep an eye on the plants. After harvest, drying and curing follow as with other photoperiod strains.

Is Mimosa suitable for a small grow space?

Yes, Mimosa stays 60 to 80 centimeters tall indoors. That fits in most tents and even in a converted cabinet. Her natural shape is already compact. With topping or lst you keep her even shorter. The yield of 350 to 400 grams per square meter remains achievable at limited height. Do make sure there is good ventilation because the buds sit close together.

What kind of effect does Mimosa have?

Mimosa works in a creative and cheerful way. At a normal dose you feel energy and motivation. The sativa dominance keeps the head clear. Using more brings physical relaxation and a euphoric, introverted atmosphere. Myrcene strengthens that dreamy aspect. The effect suits daytime or early evening, depending on the amount.

Can I grow Mimosa outdoors in the Netherlands or Belgium?

Yes, provided you have a long summer. Outdoors Mimosa reaches 80 to 100 centimeters and is ready to harvest in mid-October. In a sunny, sheltered corner that works in mild years. Watch out for autumn rain. Pruning keeps the plant open. In colder or wetter autumns ripening can fall later. A greenhouse or shelter extends the period.

How does Mimosa taste and smell?

Mimosa tastes of citrus with earthy and sour notes. Orange and lemon lead, complemented by earth. The aroma is fresh and fruity with the same undertone. Limonene, myrcene and caryophyllene form the base. The scent stays present after drying. That profile makes her suitable for different consumption methods.

Why Order from Us

Your order to the Netherlands goes as a PostNL letterbox parcel for 4,40 euro. From 35 euro shipping is free. To Belgium you pay 8,50 euro, free from 50 euro. Germany costs 9,70 euro and is free from 75 euro. For other countries 12,50 euro applies, also free from 75 euro. All prices include VAT.

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