COCO COIR Flowering Week 4 Concerns of stunted growth

[Bowii]

Hello all I am growing my first plant and believe everything has been going pretty good so far and I am currently in the 4th week after transitioning to a 12/12 light cycle (Picture from Day 24 tonight). I would just like some help confirming if this state of my plant is ok for where it is in the timeline because from what I have been reading I would think I would see more development from the pistils by now but I am not sure. The plant is still noticeably streaching quite a bit each day, I believe the plant developed small pistils a couple weeks ago but they haven't seen any changes since. Not sure how much it matters but my tent also gets pretty hot during its night cycle due to where I live being hot around 90 degrees or so at some points. Considering these things and the attached photos I am wondering if anyone can inform me weather my plant is growing normally or if it is having any sort of issues and if so what. Anything is appreciated, thank you!

[Orggrwr]

That plant does not look like it's flowering, should be much further along at 4 weeks. Is it getting 12 hours of uninterrupted dark a day? Any light source in the tent that might interfere with flowering.

[Bowii]

I believe it is indeed getting the full 12 hours of darkness, I did also sit in the tent zipped up and see no light leaks or sources of light inside.

[Smallgrow]

Where did the seeds come from and what strain? Genetics play a big part as well could it be a very long flowering variety.

i agree it does not look like 4 th week of flower , on the upside it looks pretty good , maybe a bit light green hard to tell in photos. More food perhaps , use a bloom mix now

[Bowii]

I am not sure, I got the plant which I believe was a clone from a dispensary for free so I am not sure what the strain is, I called and asked but they weren't sure since it was a while ago from when I got it.

[Bluey]

Nice job on the training.
It does look low in N though. Keep CalMag up to her if in coco
24 days out from flip and no flowers yet is not of much concern, but if using manual timers double check them.

[Bowii]

Thank you! it makes me happy to hear that its noticeable. I have been keeping up with cal mag at 1 Tsp a gallon, not sure if I should be increasing that. I have automatic timers and I have checked to make sure that they are on at the right times.

[Ckbrew]

If they are still stretching just let them do their thing and see what happens.

[golfnrl]

Can U give us more details about your grow set up, Plz? Medium, lights, temps, nutrients, etc.

[Bowii]

It is in coco, I have a 300W mars hydro light, I am using fox farms nutrients. I am personally thinking the temps may be a problem because they do get pretty high, I could try to explain but I will just attach an image of the thermometer chart for the day. Aside from that I am not sure what else might be relevant.

[Bowii]

My Temps through the day I suspect this may be the main concern but if people are saying to let it do its thing im not sure

[golfnrl]

The high heat and humidity may be causing the plant to go into survival mode as opposed to making flowers. If you are stuck and have no way to adjust the heat and RH, run the light at at night when the ambient air is coolest, open the tent during lights on, raise the light as high as you can, put an exhaust fan above and below the canopy to avoid any dead air, keep the air moving. If you have a dehumidifier, use it.