Early buds or something else ??

Could be a lot of different things from but likely stress induced (from my experiences). Either temp/humidity conditions, ph or deficiencies. Check water and soil ph but be weary of a plant that flips when it’s not supposed to. If it’s stress induced it could hermaf or pollinate females

maybe they have a recessive autoflower trait. make sure youre purchasing genetics from verified places. Its all too easy to label seeds whatever someone is looking for

Obvioulsy the plant didn't take your opinion into consideration, eh? You don't state if it is a photoperiod or autoflower. If it's an autoflower, then this is exactly what should happen. If it is a photoperiod, you have given the plants an extended dark cycle and caused flower phase to start 2-3 weeks ago by the looks of it. Relative to an autoflower, it is not incredibly early/fast. they usually only stay in vegetative phase for 2-4 weeks. Some do go longer and those are typically the larger autoflowers, for obvious reasons. Autos are not faster in any respect. Anything you do with an autoflower, you can replicate with a photoperiod, except for the uncontrollable flip to flower phase, lol.

its an auto or its not getting enough light, but them plants are in bloom. GOG is a sus company, don't by from them. Same with expert seeds and Irish Seed bank. all part of the same thing and all are sketchy at best. They abonadonded a contest they hosted here and said fuck it to eveyone. NO prizes or anything.

How many hours of light are your plants getting each day? Is it possible that the light cycle was changed by accident maybe a timer issue or manual switching? Something seems to have triggered the plant to enter the flowering phase. Even a brief light interruption or a sudden change in the light schedule can cause photoperiod plants to start flowering.

Hey 👋 Do-si-dos as in automatic flower as far as I know… so it’s not late to be honest. How many hours do they have light ?