Will update this later on, but what I can say is that this strain definitely earned its name. Anytime her branches or leaves got rustled, the entire growspace became reminiscent of orange juice and champagne.. mimosa! Its difficulty to grow mainly came down to the fungus gnat infestation we combatted. I reckon this also affected the time it took from seed to harvest, the Mimosa Auto surpassed the suggested grow time by A LOT. Aside from this, nothing out of the ordinary happened, and I cannot attribute anything to the strain given the aforementioned.
As for the terpenes, those are amazing and those alone should be a reason to give this strain a try. During the (late) flower phase, any disturbance of the pheno resulted in an intense sweet orange-dominated terpene profile which has continued to become more intense during cure. Its descendance of Skunk is also clear, when handling the buds and slightly pinching them to release even more terpenes, the terpene profile reminds of the Northern Light auto - also a descendant of Skunk.
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As for the incredible mimosa terpenes during curing: those toned down after repeated exposure to air and in the absense of a moisture control sachet. For her effects, both one of the peer testers and I agree that, compared to strains like Northern Light Auto and Sherbet Queen Auto, the Mimosa Auto is far less potent and should be considered as a strain that takes away the sharp edge but still allows to function - not so much as a recreational strain.
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Vertalen
Spent 72 days
Ger Veg Flo Har
90 g
Bud wet weight per plant
22.11 g
Bud dry weight per plant
1
Plants
0.49 m²
Grootte van de kweekruimte
Hard
Difficulty
Energiek, Hongerig, Verheven
Positive effects
Droge mond
Negative effects
Depressie
Medical effects
Citrus, Fruitig, Doordringend
Taste
Sleepy
Energy
Indica
Hybrid
Sativa
Air humidity
Light schedule
Night air temperature
1/5
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