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Its allot warmer in there now. Am starting to wonder if it was the pots 2 small. I've just re potted them into bigger ones and some of the roots have snapped because they was out the bottom of the pot. Will they be OK? Thibk am just going to hope for the best. Thank you all for your advice.

Ann - past experience tells me you’ve been cold shocking her at night and stunting growth just short of killing her. After reading the comments and seeing you confirm cold temps...well i think we can focus on that. I whole heartedly agree with organoman and gmslave...not a good idea to force into flower if shes already being this stubborn. If it was me I would proceed to clone and try to get those cuts going asap while ensuring you provide better environmental conditions for them compared to their mom. I would toss the mom. Pop any other seeds you got and move onto the next grow. Generally you don’t want to clone off runt/slow growth plants but I have experience with growing healthy clones taken from a less than ideal mother candidate and think it’s worth a shot. You’ll also turn this into a learning experience which is worth a lot towards future grows. What are your temp ranges? What are the extremes you’ve seen (highs and lows)? What are the humidity ranges? I’m thinking you pushed this plant up to the extreme range of its tolerance levels short of it dying on the vine, but it’s still got some life. Hedge you bets. Maybe you can revive these genetics via cloning but that means take cuts tomorrow, 2-3 weeks for rooting out, veg time adding up to awhile from now until you’re in a position to flip those to flower. Hedge that by starting more seeds. Parallel track. I don’t feel comfortable telling yiu to keep your eggs in one basket with just those clones if you are even up for that. Sticking with these plants, flipping to flower, and being patiently optimistic may result in more wasted time, no harvest, and unnecessary frustration. Good luck and keep plugging away

Do not worry about yield just yet. Let's ask why your plants have stopped growing. Since they have stopped growing, putting them into the flowering cycle will not achieve anything. They are not growing at all, so flowering them won't change this. I would ask if you can provide some (a lot!) more details about your set up. Things like - what sort of lighting, what are you feeding your plants, what sort of temperatures are they in, what sort of seeds are they........ anything you think will help make a diagnosis would help the grow diary community to help you solve this mystery. After 3 months, they should e somewhat larger. There is obviously something not quite right here. Until we can sort this out and get your plants growing again, there is no point to trying to make them flower, just yet. To say I am intrigued would be an understatement. Lets see if we can get things back on track for you. Hope this helps.... Organoman.

They haven't changed much for about a month. We had a few problems with it being to cold for a while till we got a heater. Then we realised after the lights was coming on for an hour in the night. I just think that's whars stopped them growing.

Plants dont just stop growing without a reason. So may not be the best time to go into flower. If you have a ppm tds reader, then check your runoff water for ph and ec levels. If your ph is out of whack it could be causing lockout. If your ec has creeped up really high then that is also lockout. Highly recommend you get her growing again before going into flower. Plants need to be in good health going into flower and when a plant stops growing unless it is totally root bound is not good. Then you would need to transplant first and wait for new growth to start. Cheers

idk, rough guess would be maybe 50g/75g dry maximum. but i can't be sure on this.