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"After 10 weeks this plant is finally showing some pistles around bud sites and starting a stretch. I think the week of 12/12 2 weeks ago helped trigger."
Are you sure you have an auto in this case? I have never seen autos that veg for more than 6-7 weeks. Combined with the 12/12 switch you mentioned that triggered the flower, i am almosr certain you have an photoperiod.
If you went back to 18/6 or so, then the plant will reveg
@Alsterly, we are about to find out! I did a week of 12:12 and I've heard that this can help trigger stubborn autos. It's been on a 24/0 light schedule for the last 10 days and pistols just emerged today. I'll let everyone know, but I think I'm starting flower. Stretch is happening also a long with offset growth so thinking i will be good.
Hi, i bought 10 seeds ofJack Herer auto last year from QCS. I had the same problem and had to switch to 12/12 to get them to flower. After 7 weeks it showed no signs of flowering. Send an email to QCS they have an excellent customer service.
@MrCoffee, hi not sure if my reply went through. But thanks. Yeah I was thinking these must be photo periods. I normally have a good experience with QCS. But this round wasn't so great. They offered to fix the issue which I declined. For me it is more about the lost time. With a seed provider that puts me off. I switched to 12 /12 and they are starting to stretch but still no signs of flower it is a head scratcher. Thanks for reaching out.
Thanks for letting me know. That's a little disappointing as I have another auto in there so don't really want to go to 12/13 but guess I have no choice.
This strain refuses to flower. The breeder needs to update timelines for this grow. 9.5 weeks and nothing. It might be a Photoperiod at this point. I have stripped leaves to hopefully induce flowering. Not sure what else to do. Day 57 no signs.
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