Mimosa x Orange Punch Auto

banging smokes. smells like orange and gas. tastes like citrus, powerful high too.

I like the structure that she flowered into had a few issues at the end depending on howbshe cures and smokes that will determine if i run again Really sweet orange smell will put the results after she dry up and gets cured

The weather is disappointing, it's raining a lot and it's cold. I had to harvest the tomatoes a little earlier than I expected.

An incredibly productive strain. Growing up to a meter, it produced around 21 colas, from which I harvested 243 grams of beautiful buds. After curing, their flavor became even more citrusy, with effects reaching cerebral levels. I definitely recommend it for cultivation.

Night stuff. Excellent flavor with Fruit punch and gas notes.

Grew okay, didn't get a lot of bud, but what I did get was to notch... Got a much nicer pheno from my 2nd grow a lot more yield wise. This plant i got 45g pheno 2 i got 73 5. Buds are unmistakable though.

This Pheno Grew a lot better than my 1st. Got a nice cola, really nice side nodes. Grew without much trouble. All in all, she's pushing 80 days. Could of left her but I doubt she'd of given me any proper MXO fade. She's all green "leaf wise, but, in saying that, I removed a lot of the fan leafs that would of triggered the fade process" the buds are lovely with dark orange pistils. Trichome wise, it's got a decent amount of frost. Nothing close to my GSCA but, still good. She's very pungent and has a nice sharp orange punch.

Great genetic and strain 19g dry Beautiful buds

She’s a hungry one, almost seemed like I missed a feeding going into flower. Smelt like orange candy while growing, two weeks of curing in grovebags and it smells like citrusy jet fuel, heavy on the fuel. Hoping more of that citrus comes through while curing 1 month+. Fridge dried for 16 days, cured for 14 days. Insane levels of frost with this one. Beautiful plant to grow, was a shame to harvest early. 4.5 ounces after dry, trim and cure. Give this one as much room as you can and really stretch it out under a net, easily fill a 2x3 area.