Hello again, this is where I’m at, they were transplanted from sprouted seeds into rock wool on September 2nd, 3gallon Meesh bags, light cycle is and has been 18/6. 4x8 tent running 2 600 rspec Samsung htc lights now at 100%.
My question is, should I try 12/12? These are supposedly autos which I bought from Ilgm, the fruity kush mix.
I Haven’t seen any crazy growth in awhile and I keep trimming leaves that are blocking new leave sites.
Thank you
Autos usually start flowering between 4 to 7 weeks. The good thing if they’re not flowering you’re going to end up with bigger plants. 12/12 Light schedule will kick them into the flowering mode. Good luck 
In addition to what @kellydans has said - we’ve seen autos flower as quickly as 2.5 weeks and as late as 12 weeks.
Nice looking plants. Be patient and happy growing.
Ok thanks guys.
Another stupid question………. When I change to 12/12? I leave that until harvest correct?
Autos don’t care about the light cycle. I would leave them at 18/6 to maximize your DLI.
In some the ruderalis misfires. I would givem couple more weeks then just flip myself. I had a gg auto that never flipped. Manually flipped her and cloned her for 2 years.
For what it’s worth, ILGM doesn’t have an autoflower version of the Fruity Kush mix pack that I was able to find.
You very likely have photoperiods.
Lol so I need to flip to 12/12 or I’ll never have flowers?
Correctomundo. Sorry to say it but you’ll need to reduce the light to get them to flower. You could try 14/10 and see if they do it with that reduction.
I don’t understand, why not 12/12?
They were planted into rock wool at about 2” on September 2
More light = bigger plants. You can jump straight down to 12/12 to ensure she flowers right away, but the sun changes available daylight day by day, gradually, not all at once. You start the season by going from something like 18/6 down to 16/8 down to 14/10 and so on, as the months progress. Some grows do just fine on 14/10 with no additional reduction in light, because it was enough to get her flowering.
This is theoretical, it’s worth noting I run 12/12 because I continually rotate plants, I’ve never had the pleasure of doing a 14/10 flower cycle.
Last question, does it stay at 12/12 until harvest then? Thank you
Yep! Whatever light schedule you choose to induce flowering is where you should stay. If you do 12/12, you can always reduce light hours but I wouldn’t increase them.
