Hi, My plants are already 70 days old and there is still no trace of flowers

[Matrix]

Hi, My plants [females] are already 70 days old and there is still no trace of flowers. Has this happened to anyone here? here are photos of the pkant

[MagicMike66]

Why have you bent it like that? Have you flipped the lights yet to start flower?

[Matrix]

I bent because the light is come from above, so I wanted to use as much space the coordinates as possible efficiency of the light.
Yesterday I switched the light from 18 to 12 hours

[UndergroundFarmer]

When a plant has been in veg for 6 weeks or more, the good news is that they usually start flowering within a week of the flip to 12/12. I'm assuming you have normal photoperiod plants. I have heard of rare instances where supposed autos don't get started when they should, possibly because of unintended cross-pollination at the breeder's grow building.

[dilvish]

as long as they move to a light cycle of 12/12 they should start to flower. You have to make sure that the dark 12 is complete darkness. Even the tiniest of light can disrupt the cycle so make sure they arent getting any light for 12 hours

[gbauto]

Photo plants need to see at least 10 hours of darkness to initiate flower.
Shorten your light cycle and it should flower.
Then you can worry about how that plant is going to flourish in a dog bowl.

[SoOrbudgal]

That sure is a shallow looking bowl for that plant to grow in?? Expecting much??