Is it the lights that make it grow so fast ? Mine is week 3 too and is tiny compared to yours.
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Royal Queen Seeds, Quick One
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FIMing
weeks 3
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25 l
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Samani5 years ago
Week 1, after our first attempt of trying to grow
RQS quick one had failed
We’ve been a lot more patient, gentle and attentive
Providing 24 hours of light
Watering just plain water everyday
And I’ve added foil in my grow area for maximum exposure to light
Hopefully this goes well!
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Grow Questions
Samanistarted grow question 5 years ago
The plant doesn’t seem to be making full potential with the flowering process, may be early days but should I increase the bio bloom or just wait it out?
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Setup. Strain - Autoflowering
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OutForRealanswered grow question 5 years ago
Wait ! She will stress some more end then will start to form buds , the flowering process is starting with a 2 weeks stretch then the pistols are coming all aroung , then you can see the bud forming a shape , then you will see them fattening but it's a process that require time
Samanistarted grow question 5 years ago
Our plant has been stuck on this flowering process. We’ve been applying light for 24 hours all day and all night. Is this okay? I’ve seen online that when plants enter the blooming stage they’re meant to have 12 hours on and off light But this is an autoflower so is 24h light ok?
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Setup. Strain - Autoflowering
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Zzgrowguyanswered grow question 5 years ago
I recently had two autoflowers stall for what seemed like a couple of weeks. Flipped to 12 12 for a couple days and they took off. Patience is key. I almost chopped it but came out to be the dankest one I've grown yet. Try 12 12 for a couple of days and then go back to 24 or even 18 6. Good luck friend
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RLewiscommentedweek 35 years ago
RLewiscommented5 years ago
@Samani, Hey, thanks for your answer, it's my first grow and I didn't want to invest in equipment straight away haha.
Might consider it sooner, I've got another 2 Quick Ones and 3 Royal Cheese Autos, but with all these shipping issues I'm not sure.
Anyway, thanks.
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Samanicommented5 years ago
@RLewis, hi there,
It’s definitely the light that’s affecting your growth. I’ve had a look at your diary and it’s looking good! But leaving your bud to grow outdoors prolongs the growth and lessens the yield. Suggest making a home made grow room indoors with a light?
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DoDrugs420commentedweek 63 years ago
I think i've never seen a Quick One as beautifull as this one.
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Athoscommentedweek 55 years ago
18, 20 or 24 hours of light all work for autoflowering strains (like yours), meaning that they go into flower regardless of the day lenght. You are in the pre flower phase, where plants go into rapid growth while making room for flowers. Force feeding will lead to nute burn, not more buds. If you want to reach all the plants potential, then you should transplant it to a bigger pot, 1 liter is quite small, think 10 liters, although at this point is kind of late.
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