Is my plant done???

[jrock141516]

@SonofHobbes cool ill start with that and move down to 12/12 if it still isn't doing anything! And you were right my hand did feel kind of hot so I raised it about 5 or 6 inches and now it feels fine! I already do have a couple 6 inch fans blowing on the plants to keep them cool though and I got those as soon as the plant started flowering. But the grow room is roughly 4ft. X 5ft. X 10ft. BUT it's also my closet so I grow the plants along the wall, if that makes sense? Hold on ill starch a picture to what I'm talking about. This is a picture from about a week ago, not much has changed though lol besides me moving the light up.

 

[jrock141516]

The plants have seemed to take a liking to the 18/6 light cycle because I've seen vast improvement in growth over the last few days anddd brand new white hairs have been coming in so I guess that was the problem. That's just so frustrating when it's claimed to be an autoflowering plant yet relies on a light cycle -__- but whatever, at least they're growing more now!

 

[budz b blazin3]

man if there not true autos there gonna start to get big you might need to do something about the height in there if you are short on space :Sharing One:

 

[Taviddude]

When those leaves bend in on themselves and start cupping under it's been my experience that there's too much nitrogen.
A bloom fert would go a LONG way with upping the yield on those.

Peace.
Tav

 

[Waira]

....Jrock'- This reaction to 24/0 lighting might be related to their strongly sativa lineage,... from what I've seen of others here, often as not this light schedule is problematic and/or not of significant improvement over 20/4,.... your girls did sex out like they should as auto's, but sativa dom. especially seem to do this on occasion; keep in mind that the auto response isn't a fully yes or no thing, but can be variably strong in it's manifestation,... for example, take Sweet Seeds F1 Fast versions of strains that in between fully auto and photo in flowering response,... these still need some sort of drop in light hours, but will react to even small changes,....
Also typical of sativa dom.'s is the leggy growth, which is exaggerated some by the lack of even light distribution in your closet; plants grow toward the strongest light source, so they will stretch and put energy where it's best for them, and cut back where it's weak; lack of reflective material in there makes the light very top biased, and makes for heavy shadowing below, again causing leggy growth,... Tav' is right on the bloom nutes too, at this stage.... I can appreciate your grow space limitations bro' so next round, go with Indica dom. strains, which stay shorter and have less heavy light requirements,... anything you can tack up for reflective material will be a big improvement too...

 

[jrock141516]

Thanks for the input everyone. It seems like the plants still have lots of time left actually, ever since I changed the light cycle to 18/6 more and more white hairs have been appearing leading me to believe the plant was barely flowering in the first place. I'm going to take a picture when I get back home but with the amount of brand new white hairs just appearing it seems like it wasn't truly flowering before hand and now it has gone into full blown flower mode. So I'm going to leave it alone on this 18/6 light cycle for a while until I see some of the fan leaves naturally yellowing and dying off as well as adding some bloom nutrients. I'm really stoked now that it's finally taking off