Description
Mimosa Auto
This self-flowering variant of the Mimosa reaches a greater height than its counterparts. It can grow up to 150 centimeters tall outdoors. Conversely, it grows faster and flowers slightly earlier. In just ten weeks after germination, it is ready for harvest. When grown indoors, it can yield 400 grams per m², while outdoors, it can provide up to 350 grams of fresh cannabis per plant. Additionally, we have yet to discuss the exceptional flavor of the Auto Mimosa, which is actually the most distinctive aspect of these quality seed strains. You can read more about this in the detailed description below.
| Type |
AutoFem |
| Lineage |
Mimosa x Orangeade Auto |
| Product Genetics |
70% Indica – 30% Sativa |
| CBD |
Low < 1% |
| THC |
≤ 21% |
| Yield |
100 – 350 gr/plant |
| Flowering |
9 to 10 weeks |
| Harvest Month |
NVT |
| H (indoor – outdoor) |
90 – 150 cm |
| Effect |
Concentration – Creativity |
| Flavour |
Sweet – Fruity – Tropical – Banana |
Flavor and Effects
This sativa-dominant hybrid boasts an exceptionally high myrcene content, one of the terpenes that not only gives Auto Mimosa a spicy aroma but also creates a stoned effect when combined with the impressive THC percentage of 21%. So don’t be misled by the term “sativa” thinking you’ll just be high without the stone effect. This strain, with its flavor explosion, is perfect for enjoying in the evening. Auto Mimosa is also a great choice to pair with fine dining.
Growth and Yield of Auto Mimosa Strain
Auto Mimosa outpaces its “big” sister. While Mimosa finishes growing at about a meter, this Auto Mimosa can reach nearly double that height in a shorter time! Within 10 weeks of germination. Indoors, where it typically stays shorter, you can effectively grow Auto Mimosa in a Sea of Green setup. Alternatively, use a ScrOG net to encourage it to grow wider and capture more light. Depending on the phenotype and amount of light, it can grow anywhere from 60 centimeters to 1.50 meters tall, with the fine-leaf phenotypes tending to be slightly taller while the broad-leaf phenotypes spread more horizontally. It can withstand tough conditions, allowing it to be started outdoors later in the season.
