RQS - The Littlest Dwarf

The littlest dwarf is coming along pretty good! I've exterminated the gnat infestation, it seems - there's the occasional one or two, but that's it. They mostly come out at watering time... mostly... The dwarf's leaves are not big at all. It's a tiny little plant, really! :D I'm having reservations about the size of the buds, as they aren't much bigger than a daisy right now. Probably 8-12 sites blooming at the moment, maybe 3-4 of these will develop to be something bigger... The Levington Tomorite food just goes straight in without dilution, before watering. Have put some around the base of the plant, and today it has soaked up some rain with a light spray from the hose. The humidity is rising in the grow space, mostly due to the ambient temperature rising. I'm not so fussed. The little fan is noisy, but it moves the air. There's a big fan and I can always vent the space easy. I feel I must apologise to RQS, as the Royal Dwarf has grown into quite a beautiful plant. It is a very even bush (with some training and trimming) and most def is living up to its name :D I've released the LST twisty ties this week, to let the dwarf grow out of its constraints. Sad to see the shape go, but the flowers will want to rise up a little, I hope. The TS-1000 is at a height of around 60cm+ now, as I am in the middle of changing the grow space (and the Painkiller XL has turned bright green..! D:) // Tbh, I was expecting it to grow a bit more, for another few weeks before it got to this stage... As such, there's a lot of tiny buds that have only just this week been given the light - I hope that they can develop in time. Many of the flower's beards are starting to turn a demerera colour, which concerns me that it is getting close to harvest but ... there's not really anything to harvest... There's like... 3 or 4 decent buds (tiny) and a dozen mini buds (super tiny). Will have to wait and see - I'll give it some food, even though it doesn't seem to need it. There's a few rust spots on the leaves, but idk if it's anything to be concerned about. The pH is spot on and the moisture level is spot on, the humidity is a bit high and not constant, and neither is the temperature - but the bloody thing is a thick old bush and it's still going..!