Mimosa - Seventh Farm

On my “farm” I always plant two different strains. One is intended for daily activities and the other for evening relaxation. In this case Mimosa Auto is predict as daytime smoke. So out of a total of three plants, I planted two Mimosas. If you’ve been following the diary, you know that two different Mimosa have grown up. Mimosa # 1 produced light airy flowers that I mostly turned into trim, only leaving the flowers at the ends of the branches and main cola to ripen in jars. Although the flowers are full of trichomes and smell wonderful, it has not reached its full potential. I think it's a matter of genetics and not some mistake of mine. But in the end it is still great to smoke, perfect for my daily activities. Slight relaxation after a couple of smokes and after a few more smokes comes a time of euphoria and creative energy. Mimosa # 2 is a different story. Although it grew the tallest of all three plants on the Farm, its flowers are much more concrete than Mimosa # 1. It produced solid hard flowers and the effect after smoking is the same, although the taste and smell are more intense with Mimosa # 2. When smoked, it has a strong citrus flavor with notes of diesel. Mimosa is easy to grow, although I did not overdo it with the addition of nutrients, the plants proved to be resistant. It took her 81 days from the moment she sprouted to the day she was harvested. If you want to grow a flavorful autoflower, one that is easy and fast, you should definitely try Mimosa Automatic. 21% of THC powers a massively potent high that will put a big smile on your face. Final Result: Mimosa Auto # 1 - 55 g. Mimosa Auto # 2 - 68 g.