RQS USA trio #1 2xPolyploids

Hi @Green_Dream At the beginning of the calcium deficiency, the leaves also turn dark green but a darker green more pale. I am also more inclined towards Phosphorus deficiency due to the appearance of the leaves, but if more black spots like this appear on the leaves, it will probably be a calcium deficiency, if you already feed it with calcium and it doesn’t effect it can also be the accumulation of mineral salts in the substrate, preventing the roots from feeding on calcium and mg, you will have to make a flush and only then apply calcium and mg. good luck mate 👍

Nope I see no netting here unless its hidden. Usually A SCROG has even amounts of heads from mainlining. This looks to me like a well trained plant with a nice even canopy. I might add does it even matter what its called lol. I use 2 scrog nets but I don't scrog I like to use them to make sure the under canopy or popcorn buds can get plenty of light hence i use the nets to separate the larger buds from the smaller ones and hopefully it will increase my yield a fair amount. if you installed a netting or an extra netting you will be able to spread it out even more allowing more budsites to mature quicker and properly. SOG like other growers have stated usually requires 10-15 plants or clones that are started on a 12/12 cycle its preferably with large cuttings as they root alot faster than a seed does I am experimenting with what would be considered an SOG very soon. With mine i tend to use large cuttings and place them in an nft tank and switch the lights when they have rooted to 12/12 what this does is give you 1 main cola per plant which is not much but if you times that by 10 or 15 it can become a decent size yield though this growing technique is very advance and for someone who has a very good understanding of clones and phenos. I have been growing on and off for 5 years and I still learn things all the time. Only now have I felt comfortable enough to set one up. or try atleast lol. Looking great anyway bro keep up the great work :)