Mimosa Autoflower Seeds

The Strength of Mimosa Autoflower:

This crazy mix resulted in a strain that leans towards Sativa dominance, boasting incredibly potent THC levels ranging from 24% to a mind-blowing 30%.

Known for its high potency

Known for its energizing effects, Mimosa is the perfect cannabis strain to kickstart your day with a refreshing wake and bake experience. It's great for enjoying at any time throughout the day.

The High of Mimosa Autoflower

Let's explore the impressive Sativa effects this force of a strain provides. You'll quickly experience its energizing and mood-elevating qualities. Facing a demanding day or tackling a complicated project? Mimosa cannabis serves as an ideal companion. It creates the perfect mindset, delivering a cerebral high, a boost of energy, while giving you that extra dose of your motivation to keep you productive and on track. This strain enhances creativity and helps sharpen your focus.

Dealing with stress? Had a challenging day? Had enough people-ing for the day and need a serios mood-boost? Mimosa cannabis won't let you down. This strain helps you unwind, relax, and soothe your nerves. See what the hype is about and experience these benefits for yourself!

Responsible marijuana use within one's tolerance levels can produce pleasant effects- avoid excessive intake.

The Flavor of Mimosa Autoflower

When you first hit this strain, you'll be hit right back with those bold, tangy citrus flavors—seriously, it matches the smell perfectly. It's like biting into the juiciest clementine ever or taking a swig of some fancy citrus soda. Then comes this wave of sweet, fruity goodness that makes smoking it such a treat. You'll catch these awesome tropical vibes—think mangoes and pineapples—with these subtle flowery notes in the background. The best part might be that little kick of spice and herbs that hangs around on your tongue afterward, giving the whole experience this perfect balance. It's a flavor journey, for real.

Germination to Harvest 70-90 Days

-- Outdoor Grow (Full Sun / In Ground) --
Height: 2-4 Ft Plus
Yield: 4 Plus Ounces Cured

Caring for Mimosa Auto marijuana plants

Problems known to Mimosa Marijuana plants - You might encounter problems with Mildew and Bud Rot if you don't keep humidity in check. To avoid these issues, maintain proper humidity levels and ensure good airflow around your plants. If you're growing in a high-humidity environment, consider getting a bottle of Holi Moli Eliminator. Using it preventatively can help stop mold, mildew, and bud rot from developing on your plants in the first place.

- Pungent citrus aromas need ventilation & filtration

- Hermaphroditic tendencies if stressed

- Finicky if severely root-bound early on

- To help your plants grow strong roots, follow Holi Moli's instructions on germination and transplanting. This will support their vigorous growth.

- Needs strong support structures as branches get heavy with buds - best to add support before you think you need it, as trying to prop up already-bent branches can sometimes cause damage.

- Needs to be feed good nutrients - Grab a bottle of Holi Moli Juice to feed your plants the best nutrients out there.

To get the most yield out of the autoflower version of Mimosa the container size really matters. For a 3-gallon pot you can typically yield 1-2 ounces and your plant can get about 1-2.5ft tall. Just a side note, using a 3 gallon pot is going to make the root space somewhat limited, restricting the overall growth. If you choose a 5-gallon pot you can get about 2-3.5 ounces and your plant will get about 2-3ft tall. When using a 7+ gallon pot you can get about 3-5 ounces and your plant can get about 3-4ft tall. If you plant it straight into the ground it can reach up to 5ft tall and yield 5-9 ounces. Please remember - Environmental factors like light quality, nutrients, and climate will still significantly impact these ranges.

Best Climate

Mimosa thrives in those warm, Mediterranean-type climates. This plant loves the sun, so make sure to put your plants somewhere outdoors where they can soak up tons of sunshine and catch that nice natural breeze during the day. You're looking for daytime temps between 70-85°F and nighttime around 60-70°F. Just a heads-up—try not to let your plants deal with temperatures below 50°F for too long, or they'll get super stressed out. Keep outdoor humidity around 40-50% RH if you can. And don't forget to give your plants some shelter from nasty weather, especially those heavy downpours and strong winds that can really mess them up.

You can grow Mimosa plants in temperate climates, but you'll need to play it smart. Start the seeds indoors early spring, then move them outside after that last frost hits and when nights are staying reliably above 50°F. Its recommend using fabric grow bags or raised beds—they really help you control soil temperature better. Just keep in mind you'll need to harvest around late September or early October, before those fall rains and cold temps start causing problems. Sure, it's not exactly Mimosa's dream environment, but with the right timing and some protection when needed, you can pull off a successful grow and end up with some pretty awesome results.

Growing Mimosa Auto Strain Indoors

When you're growing this strain inside, try to keep your temps between 70-80°F when the lights are on, and drop it down to about 60-70°F during dark time. For humidity, you'll want to hang around 40-60% during veg stage, then dial it back to 40-50% once you flip to flower. This humidity drop is super important—it'll help you avoid dealing with mold issues, which nobody wants. And heads up—you might need to grab some carbon filters because this strain puts out a crazy strong citrus smell that'll fill your whole space.

If you're running multiple plants, don't cram them together! Give them enough space so air can move between them, plus it makes sure each plant is getting enough light. And speaking of light—that's basically your number one factor for yields. Better lights = better buds. It's pretty much that simple.

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