Slow flowering; short plants

Thanks. What, if anything would you do? Continue to the end to see what can be learned through the process? I've invested some time and effort so far - it's just I'm not sure what I've learned to be able to apply better for next time.

The plant on the left looks stunted and could possibly be done stretching, the one on the right looks a little light a deficiency may be beginning to start.

Hey, Indeed, I don't think your plant is going to grow much more. The first weeks of an auto are very important for development. You definitely shouldn't braid it, and you need to give it as much comfort as possible for it to develop. (No repotting). I hope I answered your question!