Pure Instinto Seeds Mimosa

Genetics and Structure
Mimosa is a Sativa-dominant hybrid, created from the cross between Purple Punch and Clementine. This combination results in a plant that tends to grow quite tall, especially when cultivated outdoors, where it can reach over 2 meters in height. Mimosa thrives in both indoor and outdoor environments, providing excellent yields of 500-700 grams per square meter indoors and 1000-1500 grams per plant outdoors. Its dense buds are typically olive-green with occasional purple undertones, and they are generously coated with frosty trichomes, giving them a sparkling, resinous appearance. Mimosa’s structure is robust, making it a rewarding plant for those with patience, as the flowering time can take up to 79 days.

Aroma
Mimosa’s aroma is a refreshing blend of citrus and tropical fruitiness, with an underlying herbal and woody complexity. The dominant scent is citrusy, reminiscent of fresh oranges with a tangy, sour edge. This is complemented by fruity undertones that evoke a sense of tropical sweetness. The herbal notes add a subtle depth to the fragrance, while a faint woody scent rounds out the profile, giving it a more earthy, grounded finish. The combination of these aromas makes Mimosa a fragrant strain that is both bright and uplifting, creating an inviting atmosphere wherever it is grown or smoked.

Flavor
Mimosa’s flavor profile is a delightful reflection of its aromatic qualities, with sweet, citrusy flavors taking the lead. The taste is often compared to a sugary orange slice, with the initial burst of citrus sweetness followed by a slight sourness that adds balance. As you continue to inhale, the flavor evolves, revealing a faint herbal and pine-like undertone that gives the taste a more complex and refreshing finish. The sweetness of the orange combined with the sourness and subtle earthy flavors creates a well-rounded and enjoyable taste that lingers pleasantly on the palate, making it a flavorful choice for those who enjoy bright, fruity strains.

Appearance and Growing Characteristics
Mimosa plants are visually appealing, with dense buds that range in color from olive-green to shades of purple, depending on the growing conditions. The buds are coated with a thick layer of frosty trichomes, giving them a sparkling, resinous appearance that adds to their allure. The plant has a tall, lanky structure, especially when grown outdoors, where it can easily exceed 2 meters in height. Mimosa’s growth is supported by its sturdy branches, which can bear the weight of its heavy buds. Whether grown indoors or outdoors, Mimosa produces substantial yields, with indoor growers achieving up to 700 grams per square meter and outdoor cultivators reaping up to 1500 grams per plant. Its flowering time typically spans 68-78 days, making it a relatively long but rewarding cultivation process.

Terpene Profile
Mimosa’s terpene profile is dominated by myrcene, a terpene known for its earthy, herbal aroma that complements the strain’s citrus-forward scent. Myrcene’s influence brings a subtle pine-like and musky quality to the fragrance and flavor, balancing the sweeter, more vibrant citrus and fruity notes. This combination of myrcene with the tropical, citrusy, and woody elements creates a multidimensional profile that enhances the overall sensory experience. The citrus and herbal aromas work in harmony with the myrcene, adding complexity and depth to both the smell and taste of the strain.