hybrid
Sunday Brunch
Parents
Sunday Brunch is a balanced hybrid commonly traced to a Clementine and Purple Punch cross, the same pairing behind Mimosa, though the breeder of record isn't publicly confirmed. What really sets this cultivar apart is its terpene makeup: caryophyllene leads with a peppery, grounding edge, backed by citrusy limonene and earthy humulene. On the nose that reads as bright orange and citrus up front, with berry and a sour snap layered over pine and herbal undertones.
Reviewers tend to describe an energetic, heady lift that leans daytime, and many say it nudges them toward creative or talkative moods. Fans of the cross often note a happy, social buzz, while some mention a mild physical calm settling in later. On the sensory side, growers and consumers commonly point to citrus and berry aromatics, with orange pistils a frequently mentioned visual cue.
Cultivation data specific to Sunday Brunch is thin, so a lot of the usual specifics can't be pinned down with confidence. Growers report a flowering window of roughly 8–9 weeks, and its balanced Clementine and Purple Punch structure makes it approachable for both first-timers and seasoned cultivators. Documented figures note a medium-statured plant with sturdy, well-spaced colas, a flowering window of roughly 8–10 weeks, indoor yields around 500 grams per square meter, and outdoor yields around 300 grams per plant in favorable conditions. A documented difficulty rating, exact height, and specific climate targets aren't available for this cultivar.
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