Quick One by Royal Queen Seeds

Quick One lives up to its name in the most literal way possible. Royal Queen Seeds built this autoflower around raw speed, and it shows: from the moment the seedling breaks the soil to the day you hang the branches, only 65 to 70 days (9 to 10 weeks) go by. Bred from Lowryder 1 and an Old School Indica, this little plant is a 60% indica, 10% sativa and 30% ruderalis package designed for growers who would rather be trimming than waiting.

The Lowryder 1 side contributes a famously stable autoflowering trait and a tiny footprint, while the Old School Indica brings classic hash-plant density, earthy depth and a heavier body feel. RQS breeders worked the cross over several generations until the offspring came out consistently quick and productive, so one seed in the pack behaves much like the next.

Indoors, Quick One tops out at about 2 feet (61 cm), and outdoors it reaches 2 to 3 feet (61–91 cm). That stature makes it a natural fit for closets, micro tents, balcony planters and hidden garden corners. Despite the small frame, the plant pulls its weight: expect 10 to 11 oz/m² (284–312 g/m²) indoors and 3 to 5 oz/plant (85–142 g/plant) outdoors when it gets plenty of light.

Because bloom only lasts 35 to 40 days (5 to 6 weeks), the smell window is short, but in the final weeks the buds give off a pleasant blend of zesty citrus and damp forest floor that a basic carbon filter keeps under control.

Flavor, Aroma, and Effects of Quick One

Light up a cured bud and the first impression is bright citrus peel over a bed of sweet, earthy soil. A fruity layer rounds out the exhale, softening the earthiness and leaving a clean aftertaste. It is a simple, honest profile that recalls old-school indica smoke with a sunny twist.

With THC rated up to 13% by Royal Queen Seeds, Quick One delivers a gentle, approachable session. The effect settles mostly in the body: shoulders drop, limbs feel pleasantly heavy, and the mind quiets down without fogging over. It feels like sinking into a hammock at the end of a long afternoon.

That moderate potency makes it a sensible pick for occasional smokers still building their tolerance, and for experienced users who want something mellow to wind down with without getting flattened.

Growing Quick One Autoflower Seeds

As an autoflower, Quick One switches to bloom on its own internal clock, so there is no need to change your light schedule. Run 18/6 or 20/4 from sprout to harvest, sow straight into the final container to avoid transplant setbacks, and keep feeding light, since small autos rarely need heavy nutrient doses.

Outdoors in regions with long summers, the short life cycle opens the door to several harvests in a single season: start a round in late spring, pop another batch as soon as the first comes down, and keep the rotation going while the sun cooperates. Gentle low-stress training in the early weeks spreads the canopy and lifts side branches toward the light.

Quick One Characteristics

Strain type	Autoflowering (feminized)
Genetics	Lowryder 1 x Old School Indica
Indica/Sativa	60% Indica / 10% Sativa / 30% Ruderalis
THC	Up to 13%
CBD	Low
Effect	Physically relaxing, calm and easygoing
Flavor	Citrus, earthy, fruity
Indoor yield	10 to 11 oz/m² (284–312 g/m²)
Outdoor yield	3 to 5 oz/plant (85–142 g/plant)
Flowering time	35 to 40 days (5 to 6 weeks)
Seed to harvest	65 to 70 days (9 to 10 weeks)
Height	Indoors about 2 feet (61 cm); outdoors 2 to 3 feet (61–91 cm)
Climate	Long summers
Best cultivation technique	Sea of Green (SOG), light LST, sowing directly into the final pot

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