Strain Information

Mimosa (Zamnesia Seeds): A Refreshing Burst of Citrus Power Mimosa is a vibrant, sativa-dominant hybrid that packs a punch both in terms of effects and yield potential. A cross between the zesty Clementine and the relaxing Purple Punch, Mimosa combines citrusy freshness with deep relaxation, offering an experience that balances mental stimulation with a soothing body high. This 70% sativa strain thrives in the grow room, producing high yields of up to 600 g/m² indoors or 900 g/plant outdoors by October. With a flowering time of 9–10 weeks, Mimosa is a relatively quick option, making it an excellent choice for both novice and experienced cultivators. The buds produced are dense, sticky, and dripping with resin, offering up a fruity, citrus aroma that'll invigorate your senses from the first hit. With 22% THC, Mimosa delivers a powerful, euphoric high that uplifts the spirit while maintaining a relaxing, mellow undertone. The initial burst of energy makes it perfect for social gatherings, creative sessions, or enjoying a sunny day outdoors. This strain is ideal for those searching for an energetic yet balanced experience that won't overwhelm. Whether you're growing inside or outdoors, Mimosa by Zamnesia Seeds promises a harvest that's as delightful to grow as it is to consume. The combination of top-tier genetics and refreshing effects makes it a must-have for cannabis lovers looking for both potency and flavour. Mimosa (Zamnesia Seeds) feminized data sheet Brand Zamnesia Seeds Terpenes Myrcene, Limonene Suitable for Indoor, Outdoor Grow difficulty Easy Parents Clementine x Purple Punch Genetics 30% Indica / 70% Sativa THC 22% CBD 0-1% Flowering Type Photoperiod Sex Feminized Flowering Time 9-10 weeks Height (Indoor) 100cm Height (Outdoor) 160cm Yield (Indoor) Up to 600 gr/m² Yield (Outdoor) Up to 900 gr/plant Taste / Aroma Citrus, Fruity Effects Relaxing, Uplifting, Euphoric, Energetic, Balanced * Specified by breeder when grown under ideal circumstances More information related to this product: Regular And Feminized Cannabis Seeds: What’s The Difference? 5 Problems That Can Occur During Cannabis Flowering