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Mimosa

Mimosa

Mimosa

aka Mimosas, Purple Mimosa

Sativa-Dominant Hybrid

Calming
Energizing

Mimosa, sometimes known as “Purple Mimosa,” is a sativa-dominant hybrid strain that’s created by crossing Purple Punch with Clementine. This fruity strain is known for producing uplifting and motivating effects that will help you feel pumped to take on even the most mundane tasks. Most users report that Mimosa delivers an energizing burst of euphoria right from the get-go, then mellows out into a pleasant buzz that helps you stay focused. Its mood-boosting and steadying effects make Mimosa a popular choice for daytime users or those treating depression, anxiety, ADHD, and migraines. It’s also great for anyone who loves sweet and earthy flavor profiles, as the strain mixes sour fruity notes with woodsy florals and herbal undertones. From the first glance at its deep olive nugs to your first toke, Mimosa will steal your heart and become one of your favorite uplifting strains.

Mimosa

Terpenes

The most common terpene in Mimosa is myrcene, followed by pinene, beta-caryophyllene, and limonene.

Predominant Terpene

Myrcene
 (
earthy
)
A spicy terpene found in hops and lemongrass.

Other Terps

Pinene
 (
piney
)
Caryophyllene
 (
pepper
)
Limonene
 (
citrusy
)

Mimosa

Reviews

The terpene and taste profile for this strain goes crazy!! It's simply perfect for a wake- 'n- bake or if you just want something that is going to add a boost of positvity and productivity! This had me dancing while doing dishes and singing LOL.
Andrea
 -
April 16, 2024
This is my FAVORITE strain! The taste is very citrussy, the effects are the best for a day time pick-me-up or a boost to those with ADHD and anxiety like myself! It's hard to find a strain that doesn't make me anxious or tired. I love to bring with me while hanging with the homies or if I'm hiking or even cleaning! 10/10 would reccommend!
Natasha
 -
April 14, 2024
The strain speaks for itself, The flavor is a fruity intoxication of orange and citrus! I also love the happy and social feeling that it gives me. I feel like I am such a chatterbox on this strain! This is also perfect for someone who has problems like ADHD or ADD because of the focus-enhancing effects of this strain!
Saloman
 -
April 11, 2024

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Mimosa

Grow Info

Most growers report that Mimosa is a mid-difficulty strain that can be challenging for beginners but isn’t impossible to grow yourself. It’s known for being a heavy feeder and will need plenty of nutrient-rich soil to help it grow nice and strong. However, these plants can still eat too much, so you’ll need to make sure you strike a good balance as Mimosa continues to grow. This strain can do well indoors and outdoors, but it’s worth noting that Mimosa tends to get pretty tall (sometimes over 80 inches), so you’ll need to leave plenty of room for it to grow if you’re setting it up indoors. Expect to start seeing nugs after about nine to 10 weeks of indoor growth or during the fall for outdoor growth.

Indoors or Outdoors?
Both
Flowering Time (Weeks)
Approx. 9-10 weeks
Growth Height
Average to Tall
Yield
Medium

Mimosa

FAQs

Is the Mimosa strain a sativa or indica?

Mimosa, also known as Purple Mimosa, is a sativa-dominant hybrid that’s about 70% sativa and 30% indica. While the strain is a hybrid, it tends to produce classic sativa effects and makes most users feel energized, uplifted, focused, and happy.

Is Mimosa good for anxiety?

Mimosa is a popular strain for those with anxiety because it’s great at making users feel happy, uplifted, and ready to take on any obstacle. Its cerebral effects help many feel more motivated and inspired, which can be very therapeutic when it comes to managing anxiety and its triggers.

Does the Mimosa strain make you sleepy?

Sleepiness isn’t a commonly reported side effect of Mimosa, and it’s not likely to make you feel tired, especially since it’s a sativa-dominant strain. You’re more likely to feel energized and uplifted. However, everyone reacts to different strains in unique ways, and some batches of Mimosa may have slightly different terpene profiles than others. All of this is to say that the Mimosa strain might not make most people sleepy, but your results may vary.