Mimosa reviews

Oh my goddess.... This one strain is one of best!!! But if you smoke too much, your day will be over.... Try it!!! You will love it!!!

Amazing head high from concentrate form of this from Theory Wellness in Bridgewater MA (medical patients pre-order only at time of this review). If you need to kill PMS or cramps, THIS is a GREAT strain. Chronic illness Spoonie/Forker? Spoons rejuvenated, forks reprioritized and often enough, that Inner Critic is carefully, none-so-gently screened into submission.

This shit is nice as fuck! First off, it’s called Mimosa. Who doesn’t love a mimosa?! Think citrus/orange/tangy! That’s exactly how it tastes. It hits quick as hell and lasts a good while, I suffer from lupus, so I’ll have aches and pains, this knocked them out, then knocked ME out! The weed coma is real!

Definitely a daytime activity strain cerebral activity is at a high but not too intense test on a nice sunny day where you're going outside and moving.

I like it. It's an energetic, kinda clear headed high, but for me it causes anxiety and I can end up restless and paranoid. I want to love it so much, but for my mental state it really isn't compatible.

Smells great, tastes great, looked great. My first experience with this strain was amazing (hence the 4 star rating). I smoked a joint of this strain in the morning with my coffee and it started the day off just right. Mimosa tastes fruity and refreshing. The second smoke with this strain left me having more anxiety than I had prior to smoking, this time I smoked a bowl of this stuff. I wanted to give Mimosa 5 stars, but because of that second bout of anxiety, I couldn’t. I would try this again for sure just for the taste

Love this strain. Crazy how differently cannabis affects each one of us. I was thinking this was gonna give me some energy but I’m yawning an hour after smoking😂

Smoked in a bowl or as a joint, this sativa-dominant strain sports a delicious, pronounced citrus aroma and taste, producing a narrowly-focused high perfect for daytime productivity. Too much, however, in this reviewer's experience, can lead to bouts of anxiety or paranoia.