No signs of blooming, wondering why

Grow Cycle Flowering
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Question from a fellow grower:

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.

    1. 40% Indica 60% Sativa
    1. Fem/auto
    1. Indoor
    1. Potting soil
    1. PH 5/6
    1. [Advanced Nutrients ANBGMBD500 Bloom, Micro, Grow Fertilizer Bundle, 500m
    1. [Hytekgro LED Grow Light 45W Plant Lights Red Blue White Panel Growing Lamps for Indoor Plants Seedling Vegetable four lights for 12 plants
    1. 70 to 74 degrees
    1. 55 to 60%
    1. Electric heater
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Autoflower seeds, no blooming after 14 weeks
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I don’t have any experience with the auto strains from ILGM.
I’ve heard that sometimes the auto trait is not showing, and you’ll have to trick them into flower by giving them a 12/12 light schedule… If you have to keep it at 12/12 all the way to flower or you can switch back to the vegging schedule… I don’t know that.

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Sometimes I get a stubborn one, but you got 12 plants at 14 weeks I would definitely cut the light scheduled to 12/12 if not already. Also you can finish out on 12 /12 light schedule. My first thoughts that many plants none of them starting to flower makes me think not autos.
Happy growing

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that was my first thaught too… but I assumed the information provided by the client is correct…

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Are they autos or feminized seeds?

Either way I’d flip to 12/12 like :point_up_2::point_up_2:

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Also I don’t know if you’ll go far in flower with those lights, especially with 12 plants, but @dbrn32 should be able to tell

17 watt actual draw

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What is the current light schedule?

Text in post says feminized, bullet point says fem/auto. I think we should double check and make sure we are all on same page as to whether they are autos or not. If looking to flower light schedule will likely need to be changed to 12 hours with 12 hours of uninterrupted dark time. That would get them transitioning into flower either way.

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The information on lights posted above. These lights are pretty small for growing cannabis.

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Autoflower seeds, no blooming after 14 weeks