How to grow Mimosa Shot

Mimosa Shot by Herbies Seeds is a 70% Sativa photoperiod strain with 24-30% THC, crossing Purple Punch and Clementine for an energetic, euphoric high with sweet citrus flavor.

What is specific about Mimosa Shot

Indoor calendar for Mimosa Shot

StageWhenNote
Germinationweek 1Warm, humid and dark until the sprout shows.
Seedlingweeks 2 to 3Gentle light on 18/6.
Vegetativeweeks 4 to 7 (you decide)Three to six weeks on 18/6; longer growth means a bigger plant.
Flowering8 to 9 weeks after the switch to 12/12Expect the plant to stretch in the first two to three weeks.
Harvestaround week 15 to 18Depends on how long you let it grow first.
Dry and curethree to four weeks moreOne to two weeks drying, then at least two weeks curing in jars.

About 18 to 22 weeks from seed to cured buds, with 8 to 9 weeks of flowering.

Week by week

Germination: Days 1–7

Pop the seed.

Seedling: Weeks 2–3

First true leaves.

Vegetative: Weeks 4–7 (you control length)

Build the plant.

Flowering: ~8–9 weeks of bloom

Buds bulk up.

Flush & harvest: Final 1–2 weeks

Finish clean.

~15–17 weeks (plus veg time).

Growing Mimosa Shot outdoors

Outdoors in central Europe photoperiod plants start flowering in early to mid August, so Mimosa Shot, with 8 to 9 weeks of flowering, is usually ready in late September to mid October. That is late in the season: autumn rain and cold bring bud rot, so it suits a greenhouse, a dry southern spot or an indoor grow better than an open northern garden.

Drying and curing

Its sweet and citrus notes come from the most volatile terpenes, the first to go in a warm, fast dry. Dry slowly around 18 °C and 60% humidity for 10 to 14 days and cure in jars to keep them.

How Mimosa Shot compares

At 8 to 9 weeks it sits right at the typical time for the 98 photoperiod strains in our guides.

Its THC, up to 30%, is above the typical 20% for these photoperiod strains.

Bred by Herbies, one of 50 Herbies strains with a grow guide here.

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Effects

uplifting, euphoric

Grower verdict: 6 reviews, average 5/5.

Questions

Is Mimosa Shot easy to grow?

Mimosa Shot is considered easy to grow. This read draws on 6 grower reviews.

When is Mimosa Shot ready outdoors?

Outdoors in central Europe photoperiod plants start flowering in early to mid August, so Mimosa Shot, with 8 to 9 weeks of flowering, is usually ready in late September to mid October. That is late in the season: autumn rain and cold bring bud rot, so it suits a greenhouse, a dry southern spot or an indoor grow better than an open northern garden.

How strong is Mimosa Shot?

The breeder lists up to 30% THC. Real results depend on light, feeding and harvest timing.

When should I switch Mimosa Shot to 12/12?

When the plant is about half the final height you want: it can double in size during the first weeks of flowering. Flowering then takes about 8 to 9 weeks.

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