too slow for an auto grow?

You got to make sure all the conditions are correct. Firstly she looks over Watered, they really only need a dribble of water per day, keep the medium mostly dry and raise the humidity, spraying the leaves when they're young is a better option to watering some times. Make sure the light is not too much too👍🌱

I planted an autoflowering mobydick between 9 and 15 degrees for growth, and it had a lot of trouble getting its first leaves out and fell behind schedule, but I set up a small heater and it gave me a very nice flowering despite its small size. I'll keep the seed if you're not an expert; it'll be good training for you to identify the phases of your plant for the next seed.

What soil you using