STRNG Seeds – Watermelon Mimosa

Watermelon Mimosa offers a bright and refreshing flavor profile that mixes tropical citrus with a juicy watermelon undertone. The smoke is smooth and sweet, leaving a fruity aftertaste that lingers pleasantly.

In bloom, this strain produces an eye-catching aroma—a tangy blend of fresh citrus, sweet melon, and floral notes. The scent fills the grow space with a summery, almost candy-like fragrance.

Watermelon Mimosa stands out for its balance of juicy melon and crisp citrus notes, offering a more nuanced sweetness compared to strains that lean solely on berry or tropical profiles.

Watermelon Mimosa is a balanced hybrid, but it tends to express more sativa-like characteristics in its structure and overall effects—tall, elegant growth with a bright, uplifting presence.

This strain produces impressive trichome coverage, especially in the final few weeks of flower. Growers often describe its buds as frosty and resin-drenched.

Buds are dense and often coated with shimmering trichomes. Expect lime-green hues with pink and orange pistils—eye-catching and full of bag appeal.

Watermelon Mimosa generally takes about 9 to 10 weeks to finish flowering indoors. Outdoors, it typically finishes by early October in most climates.

This strain is usually the result of crossing Watermelon Zkittlez with Mimosa, combining two flavorful and vibrant cultivars into a terpene-rich hybrid.

Use lower temperatures during drying (60°F–65°F) and avoid overdrying. A careful cure and organic feeding practices will help preserve its vibrant aroma.

The unique blend of watermelon and citrus terpenes gives this strain a distinct identity. It delivers both on taste and aroma, making it a go-to for connoisseurs seeking more than just potency.

Feminized seeds are bred to produce female plants only, which are the ones that develop resinous flowers. This simplifies cultivation by removing the need to identify and discard male plants.

Monitor trichomes with a magnifying glass. When they turn mostly cloudy with some amber, the plant is at peak maturity. Pistils will also darken and curl inwards.

Definitely. Watermelon Mimosa is fairly easy to manage, making it a good entry point for beginners who want reliable yields and a flavorful harvest.

During veg, aim for 18 hours of light per day. Once flipped to flower, switch to a 12/12 cycle. High-intensity LEDs or HPS lights will help maximize yield and terpene production.

Focus on a bloom formula rich in phosphorus and potassium to support flower development. Reduce nitrogen after the stretch phase to encourage denser bud growth.

Watermelon Mimosa grows beautifully in both settings. Indoors, you get tight control over conditions, while outdoors it thrives in warm, sunny climates with plenty of airflow.

This strain responds well to topping, LST, and screen of green (SCROG) techniques. These methods help promote even canopy growth and maximize light penetration.

Yes, this hybrid tends to stretch significantly during the early flowering phase. Be prepared with vertical space or implement training during veg to control height.

Watering depends on pot size and environmental conditions, but in general, allow the top inch of soil to dry out before watering again. Overwatering can impact bud quality.

It prefers warm, Mediterranean-style climates with plenty of sunlight and low humidity. It can be grown in cooler areas, but may need additional protection against mold.