Automatic not flowering?

first photo shows too much potassium and not enough calcium i would guess, i would worry about it now more than flowering. if its auto, she will start, i had 8-9 weeks needed autos to start blooming. at same time, it can be genetic or packaging mistake and she will need 12 hours of darkness to start and keep blooming. autos flower under 12/12 without any issues, if rest in tent are autos and you want to flower this girl ( if she is photoperiod).

if your light is strong enough to give enough DLI over 12 hours. you can run the autoflowers on 12/12 and expect same production as 18/6. you can run autos with photos no problem as long as your light can do it.

It's true that if in the end it's a regular rather than an auto, you have the possibility to let it grow, to make lots of cuttings with it. And once the auto is finished, go for a box full of cuttings 😉

If it turns out that it's not an auto(sometimes the autoflowering gene doesn't pass on or is "recessive") and you don't have a space to provide 12/12 light in anotherarea, you can prune it back so it's taking up less space and finish it out once your other autos finish up. If it's a photoperiod you can keep it in veg indefinitely.

This is a good thing i wish i had this problem 😭

The photo your using is from your mimosa punch diary. https://advancedseeds.com/web/en/tienda/feminizadas/mimosa-punch/ Its not an auto so it won't flower till its getting longer uninterrupted dark periods. normally a 12/12 photoperiod. Or am I missing something? I'd check your package and confirm its an auto, Seems they also sell an auto version but thats not whats linked on your diary. so IDK whats what. I;ve seen fast buds autos go 8 weeks in veg before its nuts. Can try and shock it into flower.

She may have a small genetic bug. Maybe it should be triggered. Do it for 2 days in the dark . It may be photosensitive this one.