Mimosa Cart

Mimosa is a single strain extract of Grown Rogue Mimosa, gently decarbed, then loaded into a one gram 510 threaded Gem Cart or two gram disposable cured Pocket Puffer.

Type: Sativa

Availability: 1g and 2g Red Eye Dabs, 1g Gem Carts, and 2g cured Pocket Puffers.

Mimosa Cart PhytoFact Sheet

The Tastes: On the inhale, expect bright citrus peel, soft orange sweetness, and a little fresh green lift. The middle gets drier and more structured, moving into pepper, earth, and light herbal spice. The exhale finishes woody, slightly bitter, and lightly floral, with enough citrus still hanging around to remind you this is Mimosa and not just another pepper cart wearing a fake ID.

Let’s see what the numbers say.

Beta-caryophyllene at 2.81% is the anchor here. That gives Mimosa a strong peppery backbone with woody, resinous depth underneath. For a strain name that usually makes people expect brunch juice and sunshine, this profile has a lot more structure than the marketing brain might assume. Terrible news for people who want every cart to taste like a mimosa-flavored vape cloud from a brunch-themed escape room.

Alpha-humulene at 0.99% backs that up with dry earth and a slightly bitter finish. Together, caryophyllene and humulene keep the citrus from getting too loose or candy-like. That dry edge is what makes the profile feel like cannabis first, citrus second.

Limonene at 0.88% brings the bright top note. It shows up as sweet citrus peel and light orange zest on the inhale, giving Mimosa the lift you’d expect from the name without turning it into straight orange soda.

Linalool at 0.39% adds a soft floral layer, smoothing the sharper pepper and citrus notes. Alpha-pinene at 0.32% brings fresh green lift, while myrcene at 0.29% adds a little body and mild herbal depth. Alpha-terpineol and fenchol both at 0.16% round things out with light floral and herbal complexity, while beta-pinene at 0.06% and small amounts of terpinolene and ocimene add tiny sparks around the edges.

The Feels: Mimosa lands as a sativa with brightness up front and a grounded finish. The limonene and pinene should give the onset some lift, clarity, and movement. Not frantic, not jittery, but definitely more daytime-friendly than sleepy. The citrus side gives it a little mood brightness, while the pinene helps keep the headspace cleaner.

Then the caryophyllene and humulene pull things back toward center. That gives the experience more comfort and body than a pure “get up and go” sativa. The linalool smooths the edges, and the low-to-moderate myrcene keeps it from getting too heavy too quickly.

Overall, with 80% total active cannabinoids and 7.54% terpene content, Mimosa by The Dope Depot is a bright, citrus-forward sativa with a surprisingly sturdy pepper-and-earth backbone.

The terpene profile is built around caryophyllene, humulene, limonene, linalool, pinene, and myrcene. That gives it citrus lift, dry spice, floral softness, green freshness, and enough body to keep the whole thing from feeling thin.

From a formulation standpoint, this is fantastic because the Mimosa character survives decarb without becoming cartoon orange. It’s citrusy, sure, but it still has real cannabis structure underneath. Bright on the front, dry on the finish, and more grown-up than the name might suggest.

Rating: Our lab rats give Mimosa carts 8 our of 10 pieces of cheese.

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