Sweet Sativa 13:11 IR experimentation

That's it! This run was pretty easy, although I was not here everyday to take care of her, she managed to grow big & tall, with a lot of nodes everywhere. San Fernando Lemon Kush is definitely a sativa, the kind of plant that will conqueer all the space if you don't train or guide her. She spent 8 weeks in the flowering stage, which is less than what's recommended by the breeder, I have the feeling that the infrared strips really made the job, and did trigger the Emerson effect. Frost level is not at its maximum potential, since I was away most of the time during her final weeks, she was slightly underfed, and could have appreciated more P+K in late blooming. Despite a lack of cares/meals in her last weeks, she gave me a decent amount of great buds. After 7 days drying upside-down and 7 days on a drying-net, buds were ready for a smoke test and for a few weeks of curing. The smoke test revealed her complex terpenes profile, some sweet aromas of pine/wood with a few notes of citrus and diesel. I would definitely grow her again, and recommend this strain to all the sativa-lovers. But be warned: you will need heights for her to strive and shine.