Mimosa S3

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Basic infos

Mimosa S3 is an mostly indica from Duppy Sensi Genetics and can be cultivated indoors, outdoors and greenhouse (Where the plants will need a flowering time of ±60 days) Duppy Sensi Genetics's Mimosa S3 is only available as feminized seeds.

Duppy Sensi Genetics Description

This selection represents a modern reinterpretation of the Mimosa lineage, developed through a precise and extended phenotype-selection process aimed at refining its aromatic identity and stabilizing its structural traits.

The sensory profile of this line is particularly expressive: bright notes reminiscent of candied orange form the core of its aromatic signature, complemented by gentle chamomile nuances that add softness and depth. These characteristics create a distinctive and memorable profile within the broader Mimosa family.

Structurally, this genetic line tends to express an elegant and elongated architecture, with well-defined internodal spacing and a balanced distribution of branches — a trait inherited from its mixed ancestry. Throughout the selection process, considerable attention was given to identifying phenotypes capable of maintaining structural harmony while enhancing aromatic intensity.

This modern Mimosa concept is preserved as a stabilized and traceable line, offering collectors and researchers a refined expression of one of the most appreciated contemporary genetic families. Its sensory clarity and vivid aromatic components make it a valuable subject for anyone who studies terpene variation and the evolution of hybrid lineages.