Week 10 not flowering

I am a neophyte with autos, but for some stimulus, try a 11/13 light cycle to start, and feed it some flowering nutes such as FoxFarm Tiger Bloom to try a coax the pitstils out.

@Autoauto by all means switch your lights to 12/12 and if they flower straight away you can be certain they werent autoflowering to begin with if that happens Don't try putting them back on a 24hr schedule just to see what happens because that would just cause it to reveg and probably throw out some nannas (hermies) and you don't want that . If thet start to flower on 12/12 then leave it on 12/12 until harvest .

Hey, buddy. Yes indeed, little problem. An automatic that doesn't go off after 6 weeks is that there's a problem (even for a stressed plant), and you're now 10 weeks old. It is possible that there is a genetic problem (even if it would be very surprising, I think it's possible). If this is the case, it means that your plant is a photoperiodic and that you have to pass it in 12/12 in order to trigger its flowering. Once it is on 12:12, your plant should start to develop its pre-flowers within a week. For nutrients, reduce them a little for now, but when the pre-flo and then the Flo arrive, your plant will need more and you can resume its fattening program. Peace. ✌️ Let's grow 🤘😜

That tip burn isn't a big deal. It is pretty common. And I would switch the light to 12/12 on her. I ran my last autos on 12 hours most of flower and the buds came out pretty fat. Good luck with the rest of your grow!

From my experience, which is not much, but the nute burn at the tips look fine... I was told before that is the perfect burn. As for the auto not flowering, I have seen peeps put them in 24 hrs darkness then switched them to 12/12, also have seen 24 hrs dark then right back to 24 light since they're autos.