LA RICA CBD AUTO

AlbasDiary Good morning, fellow gardeners of GrowDiaries!!😍 This harvest begins on 5/2/20 after a 3-day germination. I'll specify a bit more about the components of the fertilizer, soil, and tricks to shelter the plants from the dreaded snails and a possible intense cold at night. • 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 ranging from a maximum of 22 degrees to a minimum of 15, although if the temperature drops more, I would shelter them at night. • DANGERS and TRICKS Right now, my main struggle is against the 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, friends. I'll show the evolution of this beautiful strain next week. A big hug.😉 ALBA

AlbasDiary 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, the best trick so far is definitely 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 still a bit small, my fault, during the first week I didn't feed them well, or the fertilizer didn't work correctly, plus I used SABIKA LIGHT as substrate which I had never used before. I've switched to BioBizz fertilizer and it has a much nicer color and they're starting to stretch, I hope to provide you with better images by next week. THINGS TO LEARN 😏 • Don't use new soil without testing how it goes with other plants, as that can affect the growth of our little ones. • I need to test the fertilizer again in another grow to see exactly what happened; I used the specifications provided on the product, so I need to figure out 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 look for 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 thanks for sharing your wisdom! 👌 Best regards, Alba

AlbasDiary How's it going, dear gardeners?!!😏 Another week with our beautiful CBD-rich autoflowering plants. As you can see, it's clear that in their first week of life, they've had some nutritional deficiencies, but that doesn't mean we should give up. They're starting to flower, well-fed and with their necessary light hours, and they have a very pleasant aroma. Despite being tiny, they're looking really good. //OPEN ADVICE//: Don't use soil you've never used before and seeds you've never planted, it can get messy//CLOSE ADVICE// As for pests and such, I have no complaints. There are quite a few mosquitoes and snails, but for now, everything is going well with natural tricks!! For the snails, I use beer cups; they go straight for it and forget about the plants. Mosquitoes: I'm spraying with water mixed with tobacco, garlic, and chili, which also helps prevent thrips and the dreaded red spider. For now, we're still here, folks. I'll soon upload three more diaries with three new strains. Good vibes and think of me in green😚

AlbasDiary Good afternoon dear gardening companions: Here I bring an update on the little autoflowering plants, they maintain their strength, a beautiful green color, and despite being smaller than usual due to the feeding issue in the first week, we can see how they are flowering and filling up with trichomes, in addition to a deep and penetrating smell that can only promise very fun and pleasurable moments. If there's anything good coming from the coronavirus crisis, it's that at least we have more time to dedicate to them. See you next week with a new update, lots of encouragement and strength to everyone, this will pass and by then we will have our harvests ready!! GOOD SMOKES 😇

AlbasDiary Good afternoon, dear gardeners!! We continue the follow-up on our precious autoflowering LARICA from EliteSeeds. As you can see, there's much less time left, and I can't help but be eager to try them. They smell wonderful, intense and penetrating; as I already told you, they're tiny, but due to a poor soil selection, Sabika Light by the way, I didn't like it at all. We overcame pests, and now I'm very attentive to make sure we don't have a last-minute scare. I hope your harvests are making the eternal quarantine we're living through more bearable; there's less time left, and when we get out, we'll have our plants cured and ready to taste in any peaceful mountain while watching the sunset, which I need as much as breathing. VERY GOOD SMOKES, FRIENDS!

AlbasDiary Good morning gardeners, here we are back again for another week, with these little autoflowering plants full of trichomes that are definitely going to make my May a better month, haha! As you can see, despite being small, the buds are getting a good size, the smell is incredible, and the trichomes are shining, calling out to me, but let's be strong and hold on until they're ready to cut. We'll catch up next week, folks, hope you enjoy it, and if not, it's all good, we just have to hang in there until things get better. A big hug to everyone!

AlbasDiary Good morning gardeners!! Here we have the Ricas almost ready for caramel, I’ll probably cut them next week, there’s one that seems ready, the others have this week, if not two. I hope everything is good, this quarantine is stretching longer than I thought, but every day that passes is one day less. I hope your plants are beautiful and grown, as you can see, mine turned out small because of the soil issue I mentioned, but they are loaded with trichomes. Very good smokes, mates!! Alba

AlbasDiary Overall, this has been the plant that has surprised me the most with its effectiveness in allowing me to sleep like a baby. I seriously recommend it to you.