RQS Hulkberry Auto

Hello guys, I currently have two projects running simultaneously in the same tent. The first is my very first grow (currently in week 4), which has faced many challenges. Therefore, I decided to apply the knowledge I've gained from it to my second project. This will also be my first diary on this platform Strain: Hulkberry Automatik by Royal Queen Seeds with the following specs (copied from the breeders official website): Type: Autoflowering THC: 21% CBD: Low Yield Indoor : 16 to 19 oz/m² Yield Outdoor: 3 to 5 oz/plant Height Indoor: 3 to 4 feet Height Outdoor: 3 to 4 feet Flowering time: 6 - 7 weeks Harvest Month: 8 - 9 weeks after sprouting Genetic Background: Hulkberry x Diesel Auto Type: Sativa 65% Indica 30% Ruderalis 5% Effect: Clear, Uplifting Climate: Long Summers Flavor: Citrus, Diesel, Fruity My setup: Light: Spider Farmer SE3000 Tent: DiamondBox Silver Line SL80 Inline fan: Spider Farmer 6inch with carbon filter Fans: Two Spider Farmer 6inch oscillating fans Extras: - Dehumidifier in my grow room - A grid elevated on shelf legs to raise the pots, facilitating easier watering. The drainage flows through the pots and the grid, collecting in plastic bottles beneath - Bluelab pH pen Germination: I placed the seed in a glass of tap water with a pH of 6.5. Within 18 hours, it had sunk to the bottom, so I transferred it to a small box lined with damp paper towels. After another 24 hours, the seed had developed a taproot measuring approximately 2 cm in length. I then moved the seed into its permanent home—a 9-liter plastic pot (edit: later transplanted into a 24l pot) filled with clay balls at the bottom to enhance drainage, and topped with Atami Janeco Lightmix. After transplanting, I provided it with 200 ml of additional water and a microdose of BioBizz Root Juice. To maintain humidity, I fashioned a humidity dome from the top of an empty plastic bottle and placed it over the seed. Just 36 hours later, the plant broke through the surface! 😍 I consider this (01.05.2024) as day 1. I will add a few more photos once the plant grew its first true leaves. Thanks for reading and happy growing! 👍