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Mimosa Punch

Mimosa Punch is an indica-leaning hybrid of Mimosa and Orange Punch from Barney's Farm, known for a tangerine and candy citrus smell and an upbeat, creative feel.

Typical THC
20–30%
Typical CBD
<1%
Top terpene
Limonene
Read the Mimosa Punch guide

Mimosa Punch terpenes

Most often reported first

  1. Limonenecitrus
  2. Linaloolfloral
  3. Caryophyllenepepper, spice

How people describe it

EnergeticUpliftedCreativeHappy

Smell and taste

CitrusTangerineCandyTropical

Family tree

Mimosa×Orange PunchcrossMimosa Punch

Mimosa Punch strain guide

2 min read · Updated October 14, 2026 · WeedDB editors

Mimosa Punch is a hybrid of Mimosa and Orange Punch from Barney's Farm. It smells like tangerine and citrus candy, usually tests high in THC, and people mostly describe it as upbeat and creative despite its indica lean.

Where does Mimosa Punch come from?What does Mimosa Punch smell and taste like?Mimosa Punch effects: what people reportHow strong is Mimosa Punch?Buying Mimosa Punch in CanadaMimosa Punch vs MimosaStrains like Mimosa Punch

Where does Mimosa Punch come from?

Mimosa Punch comes from Barney's Farm, the Amsterdam seed company, which sells it as Mimosa x Orange Punch. It crosses Mimosa, a citrusy hybrid from Symbiotic Genetics, with Orange Punch. Some listings name the Mimosa parent as Mimosa Evo, a later selection.

One strain database lists it as about 65% indica and 35% sativa, which makes it an indica-leaning hybrid on paper, even though reports of how it feels lean more upbeat.

What does Mimosa Punch smell and taste like?

Mimosa Punch smells like citrus first: tangerine and orange, with a sweet, candy-like edge and a little tropical fruit. Some people also pick up pineapple or grape in the taste, and a few mention a funky, cheesy undertone.

Limonene is the terpene most often listed at the top, followed by linalool and caryophyllene. Limonene fits the bright citrus, linalool adds a soft floral sweetness and caryophyllene a peppery edge.

Mimosa Punch effects: what people report

People most often describe Mimosa Punch as energetic, creative and uplifted, with a happy, focused start. Some say it gets more relaxed as it goes on, which fits its indica-leaning genetics.

These are experiences people report, not promises. How it feels depends on the product, how much you have and your own tolerance. Dry mouth and dry eyes are the most common complaints.

How strong is Mimosa Punch?

Mimosa Punch is a high-THC strain. Listings put it from about 20% to 30% THC, with one strain database giving 20% and breeder-linked pages and grower reports landing near 30%. CBD is usually very low.

If you are new to it, start with a small amount and give it time before having more. Check the THC number on your label, since batches can differ by a wide margin.

Buying Mimosa Punch in Canada

You may see it sold as Mimosa Punch or as Mimosa x Orange Punch, which seed listings use for the same genetics. Don't mix it up with plain Mimosa, which is one of its parents.

It can turn up as dried flower, pre-rolls or vape cartridges. Check the THC and CBD numbers and the packaging date, since fresher flower keeps more of that citrus smell.

Mimosa Punch vs Mimosa

Mimosa is one of Mimosa Punch's parents, and the two share a sweet orange smell. Mimosa is the sativa-leaning one, often described as upbeat and focused, while Mimosa Punch adds Orange Punch and leans indica on paper. In practice people report both as energetic and creative, with Mimosa Punch more likely to settle into a relaxed finish. Mimosa Punch is also often listed a few points higher in THC.

Strains like Mimosa Punch

If you like Mimosa Punch, these are the closest matches:

  • Mimosa: its parent, with the same orange smell and a lighter, more sativa-leaning reputation.
  • Purple Punch: a grandparent through Mimosa, sweeter and more relaxed.
  • Clementine: another grandparent, bright and citrusy.
  • Tangie: a classic tangerine-scented strain with an upbeat feel.

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Mimosa Punch questions

Is Mimosa Punch indica or sativa?

Mimosa Punch is an indica-leaning hybrid. It is a cross of Mimosa and Orange Punch.

How strong is Mimosa Punch?

Published lab results usually range from 20% to 30% THC, and the label on any legal Canadian product shows its exact batch.

What does Mimosa Punch smell like?

Citrus, tangerine, candy and tropical, led by limonene (citrus).