Mimosa Punch Auto seeds from Dutch Passion (Mimosa (Clementine X Purple Punch) x Purple Punch Auto) offer citrus, berry, fuel flavors and 16–24% THC with uplifting, euphoric effects. A must-have for collectors-Grab your pack today
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Autoflower
Hybrid
Mimosa x Purple Punch Auto
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16% to 24% %
Citrus, berry, fuel
10 to 12 weeks
Modest Yield
Caryophyllene, limonene, linalool
Euphoric, relaxing, happy, uplifting
Daytime
Provide adequate light and maintain a consistent temperature for optimal growth.
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Short on time but hungry for flavor? Mimosa Punch Auto hits fast, stacks frost, and stays compact. If you want citrus-berry fuel without babysitting a diva, this is the move. Limited 3-seed packs tend to vanish when auto season kicks in-don’t overthink it.
| Breeder | Dutch Passion |
|---|---|
| Genetics | Mimosa (Clementine X Purple Punch) x Purple Punch Auto |
| Seed Type | Autoflower |
| Strain Type | Hybrid |
| THC | 16% to 24% |
| CBD | Low CBD (0-1%) |
| Flowering Time | 10 to 12 weeks |
| Yield | Modest Yield |
| Difficulty | Beginner |
| Aroma / Flavor | Citrus, berry, fuel |
| Effects | Euphoric, relaxing, happy, uplifting |
| Pack Size | 3 Seeds |
From Dutch Passion, a breeder I trust when I actually want the pack to do what the label says. Mimosa Punch Auto blends the sunny lift of Mimosa with Purple Punch’s sticky dessert vibes, then flips it into an easy-running autoflower. Expect 10–12 weeks seed to chop, THC in the 16–24% zone, and a terp wall that leans citrus, berry, and a whiff of fuel. It suits new growers, small tents, and anyone who values quality over brute weight. Three seeds per pack-simple, targeted, effective.
Mimosa (Clementine x Purple Punch) brings that bright, zesty top-end and a cheery mood lift. Purple Punch Auto contributes the auto trigger, compact frame, and the sugary grape-berry glaze. Together, Mimosa Punch Auto aims for speed, reliability, and top-shelf flavor without a fussy grow.
Breeding goal here is obvious: capture Mimosa’s sunshine terps with Purple Punch’s candy resin and lock it into a uniform auto schedule. You get a dependable 70–84 day window, consistent bud shape, and a forgiving nutrient ceiling-exactly what you want when you’re not trying to wrestle a strain.
The headline is citrus brightness over berry syrup with a fuel kicker. It’s loud in the jar and louder when ground. Expect a clean inhale and a sweet, slightly gassy exhale that hangs around.
Onset is quick-uplifting headspace, social, then a smooth slide into calm. It’s the “good mood without couch trap” lane. Great for creative sessions, weekend chores, or winding down without turning off the lights upstairs.
With THC from 16% up to 24%, Mimosa Punch Auto has headroom-pace yourself.
You’ll see a couple of common lanes:
All stay compact and photogenic. Resin output is solid across the pack, with the Punch-leaners edging it in frost. If you like micro pheno-hunting, these 3-seed packs still give a legit taste of the spectrum.
Beginner-friendly. Just don’t over-love it.
Yields are honest and “modest”: plan around 200–350 g/m² indoors or 40–90 g per plant, depending on setup. Timeline runs 10–12 weeks seed to harvest (most finish day 70–84).
“First auto run. Three seeds, three plants. Day 78 chop. Bright orange-berry nose, easy trim, zero drama. Got 62g total in a small tent. I’d run it again.” - New grower
“Compact, frosty, and the fuel note surprised me. One pheno had purple sugar leaves and fat resin heads. Not a weight monster, but flavor is dialed.” - Experienced grower
Fast cycle, citrus-berry-fuel terps, beginner-easy. Dutch Passion reliability without the fuss. Three seeds per pack-perfect for a quick, tasty run. When auto season heats up, this one doesn’t sit around. Grab it and get those jars smelling right.
| Strain | THC | Flowering Time | Aroma | Edge |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mimosa Punch Auto | 16–24% | 10–12 weeks | Citrus, berry, fuel | Balanced effects, tight structure, big terps |
| Mimosa Orange Punch Auto | High (20%+) | 10–12 weeks | Orange citrus, sweet | Brighter orange, potentially larger yields |
| Purple Punch Auto | High (18–22%) | 10–12 weeks | Grape, berry, dessert | Sweeter profile, classic Punch dessert notes |
Yes. It’s beginner-friendly. Keep temps stable, don’t overwater, and use light training. Autos like low stress. Start in the final pot and go easy on nitrogen after week four for best flavor and finish.
Expect 10–12 weeks from seed to harvest. Most plants finish between day 70 and day 84. Watch trichomes for final calls-milky with a touch of amber gives a balanced ride.
Citrus up front, berry syrup in the middle, and a light fuel tail. It’s loud when ground and leaves a sweet, gassy note in the room. Great jar appeal and even better on the exhale.
Compact to medium. Most plants stay manageable in tents with modest stretch. Think easy canopy control without wrestling a vine. LST helps keep it even and chunky.
Realistic, modest yields. Plan for 200–350 g/m² indoors or 40–90 grams per plant depending on light, environment, and grower skill. This one is about flavor, resin, and speed over raw bulk.
Run 18–20 hours of light daily from sprout to chop. Autos don’t need a flip. Keep PPFD reasonable early, then increase as the plant stacks to avoid stress and foxtail.
Sometimes. Punch-leaning phenos can flash purple hues, especially in cooler nights. Color is a bonus; focus on trichomes and aroma for harvest timing, not just the pretty shades.
THC ranges from 16% to 24%. Expect an uplifting start with a relaxed landing. It’s social and clear enough for daytime for many users. Start small, then dial in your sweet spot.
Three seeds per pack. Perfect for a quick run or a small pheno sample. If you like the citrus-berry-fuel lane, you’ll likely find a keeper profile in that trio.
