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AlbasDiary Good morning dear GrowDiaries gardeners!!😍 This harvest starts on 5/2/20 after a 3-day germination. • SUBSTRATE: Sábika Light Mix: 1. Blonde peat: 60% 2. Coco: 35% 3. Perlite: 5% • WATERING AND FERTILIZERS It has been watered once with a pH of 6.0 and 3ml per L of water with Spiragrow fertilizer, composed of: Leucine (0.26), arginine (0.25), alanine (0.17), lysine (0.16), tyrosine (0.15), valine (0.14), phenylalanine (0.13), glutamic acid (0.53), threonine (0.43), isoleucine (0.3), serine (0.12), aspartic acid (0.10), methionine (0.07), glycine (0.05), histidine (0.05), proline (0.03), ornithine (0.01), tryptophan (0.01), taurine (0.01), cystine (0.01). 1. Total nitrogen: 2 2. Organic nitrogen: 1.8 3. Water-soluble P2O5: 0.9 4. Water-soluble K2O: 3 • LIGHT AND TEMPERATURE It has an average of 8 hours of light and temperatures around 22 degrees maximum and 15 minimum, although if the temperature drops more, I would keep them sheltered at night. • DANGERS and TRICKS Right now, my main struggle is against snails; to keep them away, I bury cups with beer (the snail's downfall) around the plants and they no longer come up. At night, I cover them with a protective plastic as an improvised greenhouse. And that's all for now dear friends, next week I will show the evolution of this beautiful strain. A big hug.😉 ALBA

AlbasDiary Hello dear gardeners!!! We continue with the diary in this second week of life • WATERING AND FERTILIZERS It has been watered once with a pH of 6.0 and 3ml per L of water with Spiragrow fertilizer (product description and its components in the first week) • LIGHT AND TEMPERATURE It has an average of 8 hours of light and temperatures ranging from a maximum of 22 degrees to a minimum of 15, although if the temperature drops more, I would keep them sheltered at night. • DANGERS and TRICKS I'm still battling with the snails, and the best trick so far is definitely the beer. That's all for now, folks. A big hug.😉 ALBA

AlbasDiary Good morning gardeners: We're entering a new week and the little ones are a bit small, my fault, a mix of issues with the Spiragrow fertilizer and using a new Sabika Light soil without knowing it would need more nutrients. I've switched to BioBizz fertilizer and it has a much nicer color, and they're starting to stretch, so I hope to provide you with better images by next week. THINGS TO LEARN: • Don't use new soil without having tested how it performs on other plants, as this can affect the growth of our little ones. • I need to test the fertilizer again on another crop to see exactly what happened; I used the specifications provided on the product, so I need to check what went wrong. Just as it's very important to have healthy plants, it's also important to know how to detect mistakes, not to get frustrated, and to seek solutions because doing nothing is not an option, but stressing out doesn't help anyone either. See you next week, dear gardeners. Thanks for reading and thank you for sharing your wisdom. Hugs, Alba😘

AlbasDiary Good afternoon, gardening buddies!!!😍 Here we are, fighting to keep them on their course. They've started to flower, they have a beautiful color and an aroma that's wonderful, but they're still small due to the lack of nutrients in the first week. I continue to avoid pests as if my life depended on it, hahaha SNAILS: With beer! I thank the universe for them being such drunks, what grosses me out is picking up the glass afterward, you never expect so many to fall into a small glass...it's tragic, it's not that I enjoy it, but it's that or leaving the pot empty, and no, no, no. MOSQUITOES: For the little mosquitoes, which are a plague in the area where I live, I make a mix of tobacco and chili that also helps me with thrips and spider mites. And for now, that's all, comrades. I read you and learn with you. GOOD SMOKES AND THINK GREEN💋

AlbasDiary Good vibes, dear gardeners: Here we are another week, showing off our precious plants, and more than ever, during these quarantine times we've been living through, they are a fantastic way to stay busy. As you all know, these little ones had some feeding issues in the first week, which has made them a bit smaller than they should be, but as good gardeners, we should never give up and abandon the plants. These little ones have a very pleasant smell, although not as intense as their sisters La RicaAuto, at least for now, and they are producing flowers that look really good and are filling up with trichomes. We're doing well with pests, keeping all bugs away thanks to the tricks I mentioned in previous weeks, and now they are enjoying a temperature a couple of degrees higher than what we had, so as always, I remain hopeful and convinced that these little ones will be worth it and the effort for the effect they will produce. I hope these quarantine times are easy for you and that it ends soon. If you feel overwhelmed, THINK GREEN 😘

AlbasDiary Good afternoon, fellow gardeners!! Here we are, two weeks away from harvesting these beautiful autoflowering plants, which despite having growth issues due to a poor soil choice, have a lovely aroma and color, and buds that are already a size to consider. After overcoming the snail infestations that surrounded them and enduring a terrible soil like champions, we can say they are all great survivors. I hope these days, now weeks of confinement, are going as well as possible; don't forget that we will always have our beautiful plants waiting for us to take care of them and make this lockdown more bearable. Happy growing, gardeners, see you next week!

AlbasDiary Good morning dear gardeners, here we are another week waiting for our plants to be ready to enjoy, and who knows, maybe one day we can leave the house after this quarantine that's feeling endless. As you can see, they are loaded with trichomes and little by little they are losing their leaves. Personally, I like to cut when all the leaves have fallen and no new little white hairs are coming out. I love the potency they leave and how they soothe my crazy head. I hope to read from you next week. We’re hanging in there! A huge hug to everyone and lots of encouragement.

AlbasDiary Good morning gardeners!!! Another week, the last one for the Llimonet, which are going to be cut down. As you can see, they are tiny, like all my current plants, due to a soil and nutrient problem. But it was evident that I was going to have issues; it was my first time being an Ambassador and also my first time using GrowDiaries, and yes, all my first times tend to be a disaster, so I can't wait to harvest everything, among other things because I'm eager to try them and start new diaries with plants of a more common and visual size that will give me good yields, haha I repeat, WATCH OUT FOR THE SUBSTRATES YOU CHOOSE Well, I will return with this diary as soon as I have the cured flowers and can do the Review Very good smokes, comrades!!!

AlbasDiary Quick grow I waited to try it before writing this review The seeds germinated super fast When I planted them, I realized the reduced growth I was facing. I looked for causes and it was what I feared, a very bad substrate that I had been given. Despite that, I decided to compensate for the lack of nutrients with organic fertilizers (it's important to note that the lemon needs a lot of food) and it started to improve until I got some small, very visual plants full of trichomes, with a very strong aroma and an effect highly recommended for midday. I will definitely plant it again to get the most out of it