Mimosa lab report

Yes, Mimosa hits the 20% line half the time: 50% of the 844 flower tests met that cutoff, while 7.8% met 25% and 0.5% met 30%.¹

Washington led Nevada on the 20% mark: 61% of tests met it over 142 tests, versus 40% over 181; the medians were 20.86% and 18.53%.¹ Differences by state mix plant material with local cultivation, lab behavior and regulatory settings.

Mostly no for Mimosa: only 1 of 3 single published THC figures sits above the 20.00% lab median, so the set is not broadly above the lab middle.¹ Zamnesia's 22% is the high single figure, and 28% of flower tests met or exceeded it.^1,3

Leafly's 19% is the lower single figure, and 62% of tests met or exceeded that level.^1,4 AllBud's 19–27% range contains 59% of lab results.^1,5

These comparisons are not batch labels; a jar’s certificate of analysis is the batch-specific source.

No single terpene owns Mimosa: across 192 tests with individual terpene values, β-myrcene ranked first in 48%, ahead of limonene at 31% and β-caryophyllene at 16%.¹

The terpene note from Leafly names myrcene, and the lab set supports it because β-myrcene led 48% of tests.^1,4

Nevada dominates the terpene sample, with 179 of 192 tests, so the split is mainly a read on flower tested there.¹

The closest typical terpene mixes to Mimosa are Blue Dream at 82%, Strawberry Cough at 79% and GMO Cookies at 76%; Durban Poison is the farthest match at 42% within the 36-strain comparison set.¹

Method: median levels for eight terpenes are converted into within-strain percentages, and two strains are scored by the percentage that overlaps; identical mixes score 100. We apply that only to strains with at least 30 individual-terpene tests, and it is a lab-chemistry comparison, not a prediction of how Mimosa will feel.¹

Among qualifying strains, Mimosa lands in the middle third by median total THC, ranking 29th of 52 strains at 20.00%, just below Northern Lights (20.03%) and level with Lava Cake (20.00%).¹ The share at or above 25%, 7.8%, places it 36th.¹

Mimosa's middle half runs 17.45%–22.24%, a range of 4.79 points; sorted from narrowest to widest, it is 20th among the 52 strains meeting the 30-test cutoff, an average-consistency result.¹

On flower drawn from differing growers and state programs, Mimosa varies sharply even within one state: among 13 labs with at least 20 tests each, the low and high medians were 16.22% at Lab J in Michigan and 24.04% at Lab H in Michigan, a gap of 7.82 points.¹

Inside Michigan, 5 qualifying labs still stretched from 16.22% to 24.04%, so the in-state gap was 7.82 points.¹

That spread can come from source material as well as measurement: labs may receive different growers' flower, so these medians do not prove a lab is high-reading. On this page the lab IDs are masked; Lab A is the highest-volume Mimosa lab, and the download lists the real lab names.

Yes, the higher-THC side of Mimosa is only modestly higher in terpene total: among 372 paired records, the upper THC third beginning at 21.13% had a 1.23% median terpene total, versus 1.04% for the lower third at 18.22% or less, a difference of 0.19 points.¹

The higher-terpene/high-THC pairing repeated across the qualifying state cuts: 2 of 2 with 30 or more paired tests, namely Maryland up and Nevada up.¹ Total terpene percentage is an aroma-compound weight measure; it is not an effects measure.

Yes, Mimosa held roughly steady in Michigan, moving −0.41 points; the all-state median also stayed nearly flat, from 19.75% in 2019 (47 tests) to 20.21% in 2023 (146), a change of +0.46 points.¹

Fixing the state to Michigan reverses the sign without making a large move: the median shifted from 20.54% in 2020 to 20.13% in 2022, −0.41 points.¹ That mismatch means the overall line depends partly on which states contributed tests; years below 20 tests are omitted.¹

The excluded longer Mimosa labels are led by “Mimosa - MMS”, “Burmese Mimosa” and “Mimosa Cake”; exact-name Mimosa submissions were mostly flower at 79% of 1,146, with the balance recorded as concentrates (9.5%), shake and trim (8.6%) or other or unrecorded (1.8%).¹ The site calculations are limited to flower.

Longer labels create a bigger excluded pool: 1,640 results had Mimosa plus extra wording, accounting for 59% of all results whose name included Mimosa; the largest were “Mimosa - MMS” (566), “Burmese Mimosa” (144) and “Mimosa Cake” (126).¹ Because added wording, cross notation and CBD labels may point to different material, those entries are left out by our name-match method.

Local price comparisons for Mimosa were mixed: in the Oct 4, 2026 Weedmaps snapshot, 4 of 8 comparable markets priced it below the local menu norm; across menus checked within 50 miles of market centers, Mimosa had 195 store listings for its flower across 18 of 27 markets and ranked 25th of 58 tracked strains.²

Median exact-eighth prices by market were $34.45 in New York against $36.08 for comparable strains, $20.00 in Portland against $25.00, $50.00 in Minneapolis against $50.00, $16.57 in Oklahoma City against $17.75, $30.00 in Seattle against $25.50, $15.00 in Denver against $20.16, $25.50 in Los Angeles against $25.00 and $30.00 in Boston against $29.00.² Across comparable markets, Mimosa priced below the menu norm in 4 of 8 places.²