Why my auto is taking so long

Basically yeah, take the timrs from the breeder with a pinch or salt, always add up to 50% more just in case, and i would switch that schedule from 24/0 to at least a 22/2 or 20/4, just because it is so rare for a breeder to keep their plants in 24/0 that chances are that your strain is geneticaly adapted to any other light schedule, and i bet she would benefit from it and even be having pistils for quite a while if you did that. You can always ask the breeder aswell, hit them up and ask sich schedule was this strain breed in, and after they tell you, you just use theirs, and it will help it being in more familiar conditions wich ultimately will help you get faster into the harvest and help you plants grow bigger, as a plant with genetics that have been 16/8 for a couple generations, if you put it in 24/0 they will do awefully, same goes the other way, reverse change and they will be weaker overall because they didn't have the sleep their past generations always had. I know its a part of plant evolution this complete changes from 1 gen to the other but i don't think anyone is rly continuing the genetics of these strains after harvesting, so just stick to ur breeder's schedule. Hope it helps and if you don't mind chosing answer it helps a lot in grower of the month competition. Thanks and good luck growmie.

Hi dont believe what breeder tell. They tell you a time base on verry perfect condition which is really hard to get. For example my quick one was advertised as a 8 weeks from germination to harvest.... In reality it Ill be more like 11 - 12 weeks. If they are late... Dont rush give them time and it will happen. Happy growing