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Give the rundown…
Soil, date started/flipped, photo/auto, nutes, strain etc.
Ive actually got a slow one as well that I’m suspecting that I induced with some light issues.
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How old is the plant? It may not be matured enough to flower yet. Most autos will flower at between 4 and 7 weeks, but we have seen some take up to 12 weeks.
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Auto or photo? If auto, just a waiting game and may have to put on a 12/12 light cycle to force flower. If photo and already on 12/12, how long? Even still, awaiting game there too. Photos will throw pistils in veg as a way of saying “I’m ready to flip when you are”. If they weren’t sexually mature, the waiting game can be longer. An auto with a weak ruderalis gene may have to be coaxed into flower. Even just a few hours knocked off can kick them in gear.
Hope this helps! Good luck and happy growing!
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Help us help you @Dabneyj it might not be mature enough depending on age and rundown on your grow as all gromies saying my friend happy growing
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Sure. Its gorilla cookies auto flower and it has been stressed a few times. Plant is 10 weeks old. Happy frog in 5 gal fabric pot…
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That is pretty long for an auto to hold off for flowering. Ifyou can flip to 12/12 without messing up the rest of your grow, I’d go for it.
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I had a green crack take 12 weeks. Nothing will make it flip. Switching lights 12 to 12 will do nothing. Patience patience patience.
Mine also took an additional flowering time (17 weeks) it was huge and did over a pound of weed. You’re incredibly lucky
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What sort of lighting are using and at what level?
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My guess is that you’re running long light schedule and this plant will require being put on short schedule like Borderryan22 suggested yesterday. Sometimes the ruderalis genetics just don’t come through on all of them.
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