Autoflowers do not respond to light change - their flowering schedule is built in to them and they will do it on THEIR schedule IF given good treatment. The one serious problem I see in the diary that contains this plant is your PH - 7.4 is WAY too alkaline for weed, my friend.... it's going to hurt every single plant in that grow if you don't get it down! A range of 6.0-6.5 (growing in soil) is good with the "sweet spot" of 6.2.... Your Sweet Tooth could simply be reacting to that alone! Not sure if she'll ever flower - is she in pre-flower? If not, I'd worry... but I wouldn't give up. I would flush her out with ph'd water and check the PH of the runoff you get with the next-to-last gallon.... if it's not between 6.0 and 6.5, keep flushing - add in 1/2 strength nutes to your last gallon and then let them dry out completely before giving them anything more... I would also tell you to do the same with the other plants in this grow as you're only going to face problems with them, too...
If you don't have a PH pen, investing in one will be the most important thing you can do for ALL your plants - it's something I wish I had scrimped and saved and somehow afforded MUCH earlier! Check out either Apera (I love mine) or Blue Lab...
Good luck - and as for Sweet Tooth, only time will tell if you've stunted her too badly or if she'll respond to the flush and start flowering...