Lists Dirty Mimosa (White Cap Cut) as a parent
Strain profile
Dirty Mimosa (White Cap Cut)
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Dirty Mimosa (White Cap Cut)
Reported selectionWhite Cap selection of Dirty Mimosa (Mimosa × The Brunch)
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Flower profile
Maine Clone Company account · cuts and batches vary.
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- AppearanceDense Christmas-tree buds · Frost from early flower through harvest
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Published cultivar referenceDirty Bird Genetics — Dirty Sangria
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Parentage sources
Dirty Bird Genetics’s reported version
Maine Clone Company — Dirty Mimosa White Cap cutThe nursery explicitly identifies White Cap as a Dirty Mimosa phenotype and supplies the underlying Mimosa × The Brunch cross. Dirty Mimosa is the selection parent; Mimosa and The Brunch are partial foundational parents. Peanut Butter Breath is not flattened into an immediate parent.
Flower profile
Maine Clone CompanyMaine Clone Company explicitly labels the Dirty Bird Genetics White Cap phenotype and reports this selection’s frost from early flower through harvest and dense Christmas-tree buds. This growing selected-phenotype account is restricted to White Cap Cut; it is not a generic Dirty Mimosa description or a retail harvested-flower batch. No separate flower grower is authenticated. Source product/selection label: Dirty Mimosa *White Cap Cut.
Checked 2026-10-06Living flowering plant
Photo source · maineclonecompany.comImage published by Maine Clone Company; photographer not identified by the cited source.
The cited exact cultivar page labels this flowering cannabis image as Dirty Mimosa *White Cap Cut. This photo shows flowering plant material with attached leaves or stem.