Auto Moon Rock #1

jimifarmer I confess that the first two weeks of growth aren't very exciting for me. Not much to comment on so far. The plant is doing well. So far, I haven't had any problems with birds or insects. I've already given it a first pest preventative.

jimifarmer This plant is unfortunately feeling the effects of the high summer temperatures in my city, which this week exceeded 30°C. I use the same soil formula for all the plants; Moon Rock is clearly growing more slowly, but it's not stagnant. I watered it with Biobizz's Fish-Mix to maintain soil microbiology and also administered the usual weekly preventative treatment with neem oil.

jimifarmer I've done everything I know to make this plant grow more, but the heat has definitely affected it negatively. I don't expect to harvest much from this plant; I'll just finish the .

jimifarmer The only thing I have to say is that unfortunately the plant felt the effects of the summer heat and clearly grew less than the others I've grown so far this outdoor cycle. Other than that, the plant is doing very well in the flowering stage. I won't be able to harvest much, but it will certainly be quality.

jimifarmer Yes, it's been stunted by the high temperatures. But it's producing very well, with beautiful, fragrant, sticky flowers. Flowering seems to be happening very quickly on this plant, and I'm already looking forward to it. It's being fed with Biobizz's Fish-Mix and Bio-Bloom.

jimifarmer Look at these beautiful crystals! So much sugar and sweet smell. Everything was normal. A tedious week of growth; I didn't even need to water because it rained. The plant is as beautiful as last week. No burns or lack of nutrients. The soil mix is ​​perfect. See you next week.

jimifarmer Final round, just in time. It's already starting to rain every day, and I'm worried about mold. I'll harvest it next week. It seems like a pretty resilient plant, but I don't want to take any chances. It's already plumped up enough, smells great, and seems to be in its final stage of ripening. See you next week.

jimifarmer I decided to bring forward the harvest a few days. Could I wait a few more days? Probably yes. But the plant was already showing signs of good ripeness, with about 90% of the pistils brown. I've also been without any weed since April. It didn't yield what I expected, as the plant suffered from high temperatures. But I'm very happy with the quality. It was an easy plant to grow and quite resilient to climate change, as it has rained a lot in recent days. Super resinous plant, lives up to its name.