Don't know what to do with a 7 month old plant.

[Fragua]

Hi Everyone!
Since december last year, some seeds started growing casually. I wasn't planning to grow. Anyway, since then I allowed the plant to keep growing against, what I asume, is the normal cicle that goes from summer (more light) to winter (less light). As you will see in the photos is indoors, receiving just the outdoor light, and since three months ago, I kept feeding it with the Fox Farm nutrients combo.
I know it is a Lemon Haze Sativa and as you can see the flowers are flowering, but still not ready yet to harvest. Since it has been almost 7 months since seeding, more than the “normal” cicle, I don’t know what to do next. Should I assume that the flowers will be just like this and should harvest as soon as possible? It is possible that the flowers will keep growing if I keep feeding the plant, even it has been almost 7 months?
I will appreciate very much any advice.
Have a lovely day.
Greetings from Mexico City!

 

[quietlybinary]

That is awesome and 7 months is a long time. It is great that your plants have already started to flower. The flowers will keep growing. How long has it been since you started to see signs of flowering? Is the plant in complete darkness for 12 hours?

 

[Canuck147]

Just light from the window? If so then it has been deprived of enough light to make decent buds - almost looks like it's hermied or something - how about a pic of the whole plant.

 

[bboyfromwayback]

Canuck147 I’m with you, it may flower from window light but the thc won’t be great. Lemon Haze is some fine smoke. You could take some cuttings from the lower growth and put them under a light at 18/6 or 20/4 on off schedule to put the clones back into a vegetative state then grow a couple of the strongest ones out.

 

[Fragua]

Thank you so much for the reply! I started seeing flowers since three months ago. And no, the plant is not in complete darkness for 12 hours. I will say 8 hours of complete darkness.

 

[Fragua]

Thanks for the comments everyone! Here's a photo of the whole plant. I will try to take the cuttings from the lower growth, great tip!