Mimosa Kush Mints strain guide
Mimosa Kush Mints is a hybrid of Mimosa and Kush Mints. People know it for an orange and mint smell over a sweet, earthy base and a happy, relaxed feel. It's a newer cross with less published detail than either parent.
Where does Mimosa Kush Mints come from?
Sources agree on the cross: Mimosa, the citrusy Clementine and Purple Punch strain, paired with Kush Mints, the Seed Junky cross of Animal Mints and Bubba Kush.
Who made it is less clear. One strain database credits growers at Grassroots, and a European seed company sells the same pairing as Mimosa Mints. More than one breeder may have made this cross, so plants can differ from one producer to the next.
What does Mimosa Kush Mints smell and taste like?
Listings describe a mix of both parents: orange and tropical citrus from Mimosa, and mint, earth and a nutty, kushy note from Kush Mints. One strain database notes the mint tends to get stronger the longer the flower is open.
The flavour is often called sweet and creamy, with orange and berry up front and a minty finish. We couldn't find published terpene results for this strain, so we won't guess at them. If your package lists terpenes, that's the best guide to your batch.
Mimosa Kush Mints effects: what people report
People most often describe it as happy, giggly and relaxed, with an uplifted, creative start that calms down as it goes. It's usually seen as a balanced hybrid rather than a heavy one.
These are experiences people report, not promises. How it feels depends on the product, how much you have and your own tolerance. Reviews are still few, so treat any single report with some caution.
How strong is Mimosa Kush Mints?
Listings run high. A seed company lists its version at about 24% THC, while one strain database gives a range of 32% to 34%. CBD is usually very low.
Numbers like that are strong for anyone, so start small and wait before having more. If you're curious how the number on the label is worked out, see our guide to THCA vs THC.
Buying Mimosa Kush Mints in Canada
You may see it called Mimosa Mints or Mimosa x Kush Mints. If the label names both parents, that's the cross this page describes.
Check the THC and CBD numbers and the packaging date. Fresher flower holds on to more of the orange and mint smell.
Mimosa Kush Mints vs Kush Mints
Kush Mints is one parent, and the difference comes down to the citrus. Kush Mints is minty, earthy and a little gassy, while Mimosa Kush Mints adds a bright orange and tropical layer from Mimosa. Both are called happy and relaxed, though the Mimosa side gives this cross a more upbeat reputation. If you like a cool, minty jar, start with Kush Mints. If you want that mint with fresh orange on top, try Mimosa Kush Mints.
Strains like Mimosa Kush Mints
If you like Mimosa Kush Mints, these are the closest matches:
- Mimosa: one parent, bright orange citrus with an upbeat reputation.
- Kush Mints: the other parent, minty and earthy with a relaxed feel.
- Animal Mints: a Kush Mints parent with a sweet, minty cookie smell.
- Clementine: a Mimosa parent that leans even harder into citrus.
