Autoflower seeds, no blooming after 14 weeks

Grow Support Autoflowers
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Question from one of our customers, he could use our help:
I planted your feminized seeds or Bruce Banner, Girl Scout, and Gorilla Glue.

It has been 14 weeks since planting, plants are bushier and have been trimmed several times.

However they show no signs of blooming, what is wrong? Your input would be greatly appreciated.

  • Strain: 40% Indica 60% Sativa
  • Type (fem/auto/reg): Fem Autoflower
  • Climate (indoor/outdoor): Indoor
  • Medium (soil/hydro/details): Potting soil
  • pH of runoff or solution in reservoir: PH 5/6
  • Nutrient mix strength (EC/TDS): Advanced Nutrients ANBGMBD500 Bloom, Micro, Grow Fertilizer Bundle, 500ml
  • Light type & schedule: Hytekgro LED Grow Light 45W Plant Lights Red Blue White Panel Growing Lamps for Indoor Plants Seedling Vegetable four lights for 12 plants
  • Temperatures day & night: 70 to 74 degrees
  • Humidity day & night: 55 to 60%
  • Ventilation: Electric heater
  • AC: No
  • Humidifier: No
  • De-humidifier: No
  • Co2: Yes

Our customer would love some advise :slight_smile:

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@dbrn32

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Sounds like you might’ve gotten photos by accident flip your light schedule to 12/12 and just ride it out and contact customer service 6-8 weeks is the usual for autos to flip themselves so you’re way past due

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Grower is going to need far more light than they can get from these panels, which actually only put out 17W each and of poor spectrum at that.

If the grower is going to manage 12 plants, then it is going to be expensive to provide adequate lighting.

Please tell us about your grow space and we’ll help out with suggestions.

Do you have any pictures to share?

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Every auto ive gotten will show pistils or preflowers usuallyb4 to 5 weeks. Id say u got photos on accident or something also. Flip lights to 12 12 and leave them for the remainder of time. Good luck.

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Says feminized, not feminized auto, so my guess is they need to change their photoperiod in order to trigger bloom.

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My guess is same as others, lights on time is probably too long. This looks like similar to post a week ago that several of us responded to. Can we figure out how long the lights are on for?

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