RQS Special Queen 1 Auto (no LST)

Thirsty_Grower

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Bevermann

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9 liters

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RQS Special Queen 1 Auto (no LST). Week 0 - Day 1 - Germination

Thirsty_Grower On June 14, 2026, I placed two sorts (Special Queen 1 Auto and Northern Light Auto (see my another dairy)) into a paper towel at the same time; however, unlike Northern Light Auto - which sprouted the very next day (June 15), Special Queen 1 Auto took a full three days to show signs of sprouting

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RQS Special Queen 1 Auto (no LST). Week 3 - Day 19

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Thirsty_Grower Week 3 - Despite the fact that from the 4th week onwards the plant was grown using only natural light (on the windowsill), initially I supplemented it with an artificial grow lamp (300-400 PPFD) placed next to the Northern Light Auto, because direct sunlight with a PPFD of 900–1000 was too intense for such a young plant.

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RQS Special Queen 1 Auto (no LST). Week 4 - Day 28

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Thirsty_Grower End of week 4 — the plant had already been moved to the windowsill under natural light a few days earlier and had started stretching towards the sun.

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RQS Special Queen 1 Auto (no LST). Week 6 - Day 39 - start of flowering

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Thirsty_Grower Day 39 - start of flowering

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RQS Special Queen 1 Auto (no LST). Week 7 - Day 43

RQS Special Queen 1 Auto (no LST). Week 7 - Day 43 - Appearance of new small spots resembling a CalMag deficiency

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Nutrients 1

Hybrids

0.3 mll

Thirsty_Grower Week 7 - first watering with nitruents. 29.08.26 - First watering with nutrients: 1.5 g of Hybrids added to 5 L of water (Total EC = 930 µS/cm), with runoff. 03.08.26 - Watering with plain tap water. Small spots have also appeared on the leaves, resembling a CalMag deficiency. This time, before starting the grow, I mixed approximately 3 tablespoons of dolomite lime into the soil, but apparently, it wasn’t enough. Do you think it’s time to start adding Biobizz CalMag?

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Thirsty_Growerstarted grow question 3d ago

See week 7 - small spots have also appeared on the leaves, resembling a CalMag deficiency.This time, before starting the grow,I mixed approximately 3 tablespoons of dolomite lime into the soil, but apparently,it wasn’t enough.Do you think it’s time to start adding Biobizz CalMag?

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Leaves. Color · Mottling

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Green_Clawsanswered grow question 4d ago

Looks a bit over watered and N heavy..use the calmag.epsoncsalta would be better in my opinion looks light on magnesium. Dolomite lime will take a long time to digest some humic acid would speed it up or some lactic acid. Is the soil getting dry enough between watering?. To many variants but magnesium and microbes will bring her round.some seaweed fert to if you have some about.

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GoodWeedBerlin commented3d ago

The answer you got in week 7 might be not completly wrong, but the spots on the leafes look more like a start of a thripse (or similar leafsucker) population. That does not look like a calcium deficiency to me. The black dots beside the spots is what they leave after dinner. If you have a microscope to check your trichomes, you can take a leafe with spots and check for yellow/green "worms" on the leafes (sometimes under the leaves).

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