What is Mimosa?
Mimosa was bred in California by Symbiotic Genetics from Clementine × Purple Punch. Clementine brings the bright orange-citrus side; Purple Punch adds sweetness, color and a denser bud. The name comes from the brunch cocktail of orange juice and sparkling wine, and it fits the nose well.
The autoflowering version keeps that citrus-forward profile in a plant that flowers on its own, without a change in light schedule. Mimosa is one of the most recognized citrus names of the last decade, which makes the auto an easy addition to a seed menu.
Purple Punch, one of Mimosa's parents, is itself a Larry OG × Granddaddy Purple cross, which explains the sweet berry side and the occasional violet hue. Clementine, the other parent, is a Tangie line known for its strong orange-peel aroma. Mimosa sits between both: bright, juicy and easy to describe to a customer.
Aroma and terpene profile
Our lot of Mimosa auto opens with fresh orange and tangerine peel, followed by a sweet fruit-punch note from the Purple Punch side. The finish is juicy rather than sharp, with a light peppery edge on some plants.
Published profiles list limonene as the leading terpene, with beta-caryophyllene and myrcene behind it. That is the classic recipe for orange-citrus strains: limonene for the peel, caryophyllene for a little spice and myrcene for the soft, fruity base.
The citrus is most pronounced when the plant is handled in late flower and in freshly cured flowers. Over time the fruit-punch sweetness becomes more visible. Customers who like orange and tangerine profiles usually recognize Mimosa straight away.
Plant traits
- Type: sativa-leaning hybrid, autoflowering feminized
- Lineage: Clementine × Purple Punch, crossed into autoflowering genetics
- Seed to harvest: about 10–11 weeks; the photoperiod original flowers in about 8–9 weeks
- Structure: medium height with conical colas and moderate internode spacing
- Flowers: lime-green buds with bright orange pistils; violet hints are possible with cool nights
- Training: suits low-stress training and light trellis nets
Autoflowers do not wait for a change in light schedule, so most growers keep them under 18 or 20 hours of light from seed to harvest. They have a short vegetative phase, so transplant stress, overwatering and heavy pruning cost more time than on a photoperiod plant. Sowing straight into the final pot is a common choice. Mimosa autos tend to stretch a little in early flower, so a short low-stress tie-down around the third or fourth week helps keep the canopy flat.
Figures are breeder and grower references, not guarantees. Results depend on the environment and handling.
Why stock Mimosa from Bulk Breeders
- A citrus name customers already know, now in a fast, easy auto cycle.
- Clear flavor positioning: an orange-forward auto that stands apart from gas and dessert profiles.
- Works for outdoor and balcony buyers who want a short season.
- Imported California genetics, selected for the US-style menus your customers search for.
- Autoflowering feminized lots: no light-schedule change, short cycles and a high germination rate.
- HPLVD-negative testing on every monthly lot.
- Stock in Spain and dispatch in 48–72 h within the EU.
- Wholesale packs of 100 or 1,000 seeds, ready to repack under your own brand with our private-label service and custom Mylar bags.
Mimosa seeds in bulk: packs and terms
Mimosa autoflowering seeds come in packs of 100 and packs of 1,000. The discount grows with the number of packs of Mimosa you order: −5% from 2 packs, −10% from 5 and −15% from 10 packs of 1,000. Prices are net of VAT and shown once your wholesale account is approved. Minimum order €500, free shipping from €1,000.
For the photoperiod side of the family, see Mimosa OG. Another citrus auto in our range is Tangerine Dream. Browse the full autoflowering range. For photoperiod stock, see the feminized line.
Mimosa auto is a strong pick for shops that want a recognizable citrus name in the auto section. Customers who already buy Mimosa in photoperiod often add the auto for a second, quicker run in the same season.
Frequently asked questions
What are the parents of Mimosa?
Clementine crossed with Purple Punch, bred in California by Symbiotic Genetics. The autoflower version adds ruderalis genetics to that cross.
How long does Mimosa autoflower take from seed to harvest?
Breeder references for Mimosa autos are about 10–11 weeks from seed.
What is the difference between Mimosa and Mimosa OG?
Mimosa is the citrus-and-fruit-punch Clementine × Purple Punch cross. Mimosa OG keeps the orange note but adds a heavier pine and fuel side from OG-type genetics.
What is the minimum order for Mimosa bulk seeds?
One pack of 100 seeds, within a minimum order of €500 net. You can mix Mimosa with any other strains and lines in the same order.
Is there a volume discount on Mimosa?
Yes, per strain and pack size: −5% from 2 packs, −10% from 5 packs and −15% from 10 packs of 1,000 seeds of Mimosa.
Do you ship Mimosa seeds to my country?
Stock is in Europe and EU orders arrive in 3–5 days. Shipping is free from €1,000 net. See our country guides or contact us for your destination.
How long does account approval take?
We review every wholesale application by hand, usually within 24–48 hours. Once approved you see your prices on every strain and can order online.
Do you invoice EU companies without VAT?
Yes. We verify every VAT number in the EU VIES system when you apply. Companies with a valid VIES registration are invoiced without VAT under the intra-EU reverse charge; the rest are invoiced with Spanish VAT.
