Royal Queen Seeds - Blue Cheese Auto

First grow with RQS Auto, in a few days the seedling will be planted into the 20L fabric pot. The seedling will spend the first few days under the growlight until one or two pairs of leaves have formed, then it will go outside onto the balcony.

Since this week the little one has been standing in the sun without a greenhouse, on cloudy days it goes back under the growlight.

Unfortunately, the sun has gone again this week and there is a lot of rain forecast, so the little one spends the bad weather days under the growlight. E27 15Watt with diy reflector.

Week 4 mostly sunny days.

Due to the bad weather last week, quite large internodes have formed and the plant has stretched far. I'm curious to see how many nodes will form before it starts flowering and how big it will grow as a result. The bad weather should be over now and the sun will come out again, but I'll still put it under the grow light for a few hours in the evening.

Now flowering begins, the first white hairs appear on the stem and small flowers start to form. I am now starting to switch the fertilizer regime to flowering.

Since the middle of last week, there have been plenty of hours of sunshine again and the rainy weather has improved. It is now developing a lot of leaf mass and the buds are starting to form properly.

This week the sun is finally shining again and you can see the indica genetics in the dense foliage.

Unfortunately we had a lot of rain and cloudy days in the last week.

In the 10th week there were again many hours of sunshine and the lower sail leaves have all turned yellow and fallen off. I hope that this is a sign of the end of the flowering phase and not a lack of nutrients.

The sun has been shining for a week now and it is forming so many trichomes that the buds are already shimmering white. I'll wait another week to see how the trichomes change, then I'll harvest.

Today is finally harvest day, I would have had a few more days but it has to happen now.

The grow was almost problem-free, thanks to neem oil there were no problems with bugs, only the sunny days could have been more to get even denser buds. I hung the whole plant without the big sun leaves to dry for about 1 week and then dried the buds in paper bags for 2-3 days before putting them in the jars. Now they are cured at about 60-65% humidity.