Divine Seeds Auto Moon Rock

Miketama I am pleased to present to you my Moon Rock. I would like to thank Divine Seeds for allowing me to enter the contest and giving me the opportunity to grow these fantastic strains! Since I will be growing this plant with 6 other plants and 3 different strains, which while similar may have different vegetation and flowering stages, I decided to use the biotabs set for all plants with the minimum recommended dose and manage any deficiencies with bio bizz fertilizers. So I mix into the soil startrex add the time-release fertilizer tablet after which I mix into the first layer of soil a tablespoon of mycotrex and plant the seedling; I water with 1 L of water mixed with 5ml of orgatrex and 1g of bactrex. In theory it will be enough to water with only water until the 3rd week of flowering, but I will go an add more substrate and mycotrex as soon as the plant has grown. Pot:8l Light 125W: 60% 08/08: germination start 11/08: start of the planting phase

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Miketama Weekly Plant Care Activities: Pest Management: • Applied neem oil treatment for natural pest prevention and control • Note: Neem oil application was partially premature - two plants showed slight stress/damage. However, thrips were detected and immediate intervention was necessary to prevent infestation spread. Should have diluted the solution more for young plants. On the bright side, there isn’t a single fungus gnat flying around the tent anymore - apparently went a bit overkill with the pest control! Lighting Adjustment: • Increased LED light intensity to 80% Substrate Enhancement: • Added BioBizz substrate up to stem nodes level • Incorporated mycorrhizal fungi • Misted the newly added substrate with rhizobacteria solution. Fertilization: • Applied Royal Queen Seeds BiggerFlower fertilizer at 1/4 strength dosage • Note: Using RQS three-component system (Bigger/Thicker/Sweeter) instead of BioTabs PK 5-8 booster. While very similar in composition to the single BioTabs product, the three-part system offers the advantage of providing additional nutrients during vegetative phase and more precise control over feeding regimen. Plant Training & Maintenance: • Removed lower branches from first nodes for improved energy distribution • Disinfected all pruning cuts with cinnamon powder as natural antimicrobial treatment • Applied Low Stress Training (LST) technique to main stem.