Mimosa marries one of the most photogenic cultivars around with one of the juiciest. Royal Queen Seeds combined Clementine’s sparkling citrus character with the deep, dark coloring of Purple Punch, and the result is a 70% sativa / 30% indica photoperiod that grabs attention in the jar long before anybody lights it up.
The flowers are the calling card. Tight, frost-caked buds show patches of dark purple woven through deep green, then get splashed with bright orange pistils. It is the kind of bag appeal that makes friends lean in for a closer look, and the parents deserve the credit: both Clementine and Purple Punch are famous for their looks, and Mimosa inherited the finest traits of each.
Inside the tent, Mimosa stays surprisingly tidy for a sativa-leaning plant. Royal Queen Seeds lists an indoor height of 2 to 3 feet (60–90 cm), which makes her a smart pick for growers working with limited headroom. Indoor harvests land at 12 to 14 oz/m² (340–395 g/m²), and the flowering phase wraps up in 60–65 days (about 8.5–9.5 weeks).
Outdoors she stays compact too, reaching about 3 feet (90 cm), yet she can still deliver 18 to 19 oz/plant (510–540 g/plant) when she gets a long, warm season. Plan to bring her in around the middle of October.
Flavor, Effects, and a Splash of CBG
Pop open a cured jar and Mimosa greets you with a bright wave of citrus peel and sour, tangy fruit, sitting on top of a darker, earthy base. That contrast between zesty top notes and a grounded finish is what keeps the flavor interesting from the first pull to the last. It works just as well in a joint as in a vaporizer, and the rich citrus profile also makes the flower a natural fit for home baking.
Royal Queen Seeds credits Mimosa with THC levels up to 22%, plus a noteworthy CBG content of around 1%. A healthy dose of the earthy terpene myrcene is part of the mix as well, and it helps explain why the high can lean dreamy when you push the dose.
The experience depends heavily on how much you consume. In moderation, Mimosa is uplifting, energetic and motivating, with a creative spark and plenty of laughter, which is exactly what the data sheet promises. Keep going, and she shifts gears into a heavier, body-melting stone that pulls you into a quiet, euphoric, inward-looking headspace.
Think of it as a Sunday brunch in a joint: start with the bubbly, lighthearted part of the afternoon and, if you stay long enough, ease into a lazy, sun-soaked couch session.
Growing Mimosa Feminized Seeds
Because Mimosa keeps her height in check, a basic topping and low-stress training routine is usually enough to build an even canopy. Spreading the branches early helps light reach the lower sites, and those dense, resin-heavy colas appreciate good airflow during the final weeks of bloom. Outdoors, she prefers climates with long summers, giving her the warm late season she needs to finish strong by mid-October.
Mimosa Characteristics
| Strain type | Feminized photoperiod |
| Genetics | Clementine x Purple Punch |
| Indica/Sativa | 30% Indica / 70% Sativa |
| THC | Up to 22% |
| CBD | Low |
| Effect | Creative, laughter, uplifting in moderation |
| Flavor | Earthy, sour, citrus fruit |
| Indoor yield | 12 to 14 oz/m² (340–395 g/m²) |
| Outdoor yield | 18 to 19 oz/plant (510–540 g/plant) |
| Flowering time | 60–65 days (about 8.5–9.5 weeks) |
| Outdoor harvest | Middle of October |
| Height | Indoors 2 to 3 feet (60–90 cm); outdoors about 3 feet (90 cm) |
| Climate | Long summers |
| Best cultivation technique | Topping and LST for an even canopy |
FAQ
What are Mimosa’s parent strains?
Royal Queen Seeds bred Mimosa by crossing Clementine with Purple Punch. Clementine brings the citrus zest and sativa energy, while Purple Punch adds the dark coloring and dense bud structure.
How strong is Mimosa?
Mimosa reaches THC levels of up to 22% according to Royal Queen Seeds, together with a noteworthy CBG content of around 1%. Moderate doses feel bright and creative, while larger doses turn heavier and more physical.
Is Mimosa indica or sativa?
She is sativa-dominant, with a genetic split of 70% sativa and 30% indica. Despite that, she stays compact indoors, at about 2 to 3 feet (60 to 90 cm).
What does Mimosa taste like?
Expect a zesty mix of citrus fruit and sour tang on top of an earthy base. The rich flavor works for smoking, vaping and baking alike.
How long does Mimosa take to flower?
Indoors, Mimosa flowers in 60 to 65 days, roughly 8.5 to 9.5 weeks. Outdoors, harvest time arrives around the middle of October.
How much does Mimosa yield?
Royal Queen Seeds lists 12 to 14 oz/m² (340 to 395 g/m²) indoors and 18 to 19 oz/plant (510 to 540 g/plant) outdoors in a climate with long summers.
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