Quick One Autoflower Seeds – Royal Queen Seeds · Fast 9-Week Harvest & High Yield

Quick One autoflower seeds from Royal Queen Seeds are your express ticket to harvest, delivering satisfying yields and a smooth, relaxing experience in just 9 weeks from seed to stash.

Worried your first grow will be a total flop? That you’ll mess up the timing, overfeed, or end up with a sad little plant after months of effort? We get it. The fear of failure can keep even the most eager grower from ever cracking open that seed pack.

That anxiety turns a dream grow into a source of stress. You hesitate, second-guess every move, and might even abandon the project early. That means no harvest, no reward, and a wasted investment. You stay stuck, wondering if you’ll ever get it right.

Quick One is the antidote to that trial-and-error dread. This isn’t a finicky heirloom; it’s a rugged, fast-growing autoflower bred for resilience. It forgives mistakes, grows on its own schedule, and gets you a real harvest fast, so you can learn by doing, not by reading.

Technical specifications

• Breeder / Brand: Royal Queen Seeds
• Type: Autoflowering
• Dominance: Indica (60%) / Sativa (10%) / Ruderalis (30%)
• Genetics: Lowryder #1 × Old School Indica
• Life Cycle: 8–9 weeks from germination to harvest
• Indoor Yield: 275–325 g/m² (9.7–11.4 oz/ft²)
• Outdoor Yield: 100–150 g/plant (3.5–5.3 oz/plant)
• Indoor Height: 50–60 cm (19.69–23.62 in)
• Outdoor Height: 60–100 cm (23.62–39.37 in)
• Difficulty: Low
• Structure: Compact, bushy, sturdy
• Resistance: High resistance to mold, pests, and temperature swings
• Training: Suitable for LST; avoid topping or FIM
• Recommended Pot: 18–27 L final pot
• Light: 18–20 hours of light per day throughout the cycle
• THC: 13%
• CBD: Low
• Flavor: Citrus, earthy, fruity
• Effect: Physically relaxing, functional daytime stone

What to expect in your first few grows

Don’t expect a towering giant. Quick One stays small and focused, which is its superpower. In the first few weeks, you’ll see rapid, bushy growth. It might stretch a bit at the start of flowering, but it won’t get out of control. The buds form quickly and densely, often with a beautiful frosty coating. The smell is moderate—fruity and earthy—so a carbon filter isn’t mandatory, but it’s a smart move if discretion is key. The first time, you might harvest a little early or late. That’s okay. The point is, you’ll have buds to trim and smoke, which is the best teacher.

Common mistakes and how to fix them

• Mistake: Overwatering a small plant. Solution: Water only when the top inch of soil is dry; start with small amounts.
• Mistake: Using too much fertilizer. Solution: Start at 1/4 strength and increase slowly; this plant is not a heavy feeder.
• Mistake: Topping or aggressively pruning. Solution: Stick to gentle Low Stress Training (LST) to open up the canopy.
• Mistake: Using a pot that’s too small. Solution: Use a final pot of at least 18 L to maximize root development and yield.
• Mistake: Harvesting too early. Solution: Wait until most trichomes are cloudy; a few amber ones are fine for a more relaxing high.
• Mistake: Ignoring humidity in flowering. Solution: Keep RH below 50% to prevent mold, especially in dense buds.
• Mistake: Expecting sativa-level energy. Solution: Embrace the chill; it’s a perfect daytime strain for relaxing, not raving.

How to fine-tune your next grow

1. Start with a proven, airy soil mix or coco coir.
2. Use an 18–27 L pot and plant your seed directly in it.
3. Apply nutrients at half the recommended dose for photoperiod plants.
4. Gently bend and tie down main stems (LST) in week 2–3 to create a flat canopy.
5. Monitor trichomes with a jeweler’s loupe; harvest for your preferred effect.
6. Try different light schedules, like 20/4, to see if it boosts yield.
7. Keep a simple grow journal: note dates, changes, and results.

Advantages of mastering a fast strain

• Build real confidence with a successful, fast harvest.
• Learn plant responses without a long-term commitment.
• Perfect your trimming and curing technique on a smaller batch.
• Free up space for your next, bigger project.
• Enjoy a steady, personal supply with back-to-back grows.
• Gain the knowledge to grow any strain with more ease.

How to grow Quick One seeds successfully

Get the most out of your Quick One plants with this expert guide.

Quick overview: Royal Queen Seeds’ autoflower, 8–9 week cycle, low difficulty, ideal for indoor tents or discreet outdoor spots.

Safe start: Germinate seeds in a moist paper towel at 22–25 °C. Transplant carefully when the taproot is 1 cm long. For a hassle-free start, Root Riot Sponges speed up rooting and reduce transplant shock.

Stable seedling: Keep humidity high (60–70%) and light gentle. Water sparingly. Introduce a root booster like Bio Heaven BioBizz to build a strong foundation and improve nutrient uptake.

Directed growth: Maintain 18–20 hours of light. Water when the topsoil is dry. Use LST early to spread branches. Keep nutrients mild; this strain thrives on less.

Efficient flowering: Keep RH at 40–50% and ensure strong airflow. Support heavy colas if needed. At peak flowering, add B’cuzz Blossom Builder to boost resin production and bud density.

Harvest and refinement: Harvest when trichomes are mostly cloudy for a clear high, or amber for deep relaxation. Flush 7 days before harvest. Dry slowly at 18–20 °C and 50–60% RH, then cure in jars for 2–4 weeks.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it take to master growing Quick One?

You’ll get the hang of it after one full cycle. The 9-week turnaround means you can learn, adjust, and try again quickly. Your second grow will always be better.

How do I know if I’m doing it right?

If your plant is green, growing steadily, and not showing signs of nutrient burn or disease, you’re doing great. A healthy, compact bush with developing buds is the sign of a successful grow.

What if I don’t like the effect or taste?

The effect is a mild, functional body stone, perfect for daytime. If you want something stronger, this isn’t it. The taste is fruity and earthy; if you prefer fuel or skunk, explore other marijuana strains.

Personal Experience of Pevgrow’s CEO (Alan)

My first grow was a disaster. I overwatered, overfed, and panicked. Then I found Quick One. It was my redemption. I planted three seeds, topped one out of curiosity (big mistake, it’s brittle), and just let the others do their thing. They forgave my sins. In 9 weeks, I had frosty, dense buds that smelled like citrus and damp soil. The high was exactly what I needed after a long day: a warm, heavy blanket that didn’t glue me to the couch. It taught me that less is more. The small change? Switching to half-strength nutrients. That’s when my yields jumped. It’s not the biggest yield, but it’s the most reliable teacher I’ve ever had.