Early flowering?

[MartinJane]

So I’m a total noob and run my first plants wish are auto OG Kush.
They seem to be doing fine except for some Nitrogen tox
that I have flushed away parts of. Veg has been great
but I think they started to flower after only 34 Days?
See the photo, supplier said 50-55 Days before bloom
But I guess this varies? Have been mostly on 24h light but changed to 18-6 la week ago. And I guess this means that plants will keep growing For two more weeks and then put the energy more into
The buds? So should I start switching to more P and less N already?

 

[Canuck147]

That's why they are called autoflowers - they flower automatically - usually after about three/four weeks. Maybe your seed producer says 50 -55 days of flowering time. As in once your plants start to flower, it will be 50 - 55 days of flowering time to ripen.
And therein lies the beauty of the autoflowers - buds buds and more buds.

 

[julik]

Your girls are looking good! 24hr light schedule usually promotes faster / more extensive growth, so that could be a factor as to why she's blooming early. Definitely not a problem though
I'd start slowly transitioning to higher P and K levels as your buds start to reach upwards and ripen.
Slowly is the key though. Careful not to shock the root system with a sudden change in nutrient levels. It's kinda like being a vegetarian for 5 years and then eating a cheeseburger-- it's gonna upset your system a bit.
Good luck growing

 

[MartinJane]

That's why they are called autoflowers - they flower automatically - usually after about three/four weeks. Maybe your seed producer says 50 -55 days of flowering time. As in once your plants start to flower, it will be 50 - 55 days of flowering time to ripen.
And therein lies the beauty of the autoflowers - buds buds and more buds.

They actually say it will autoflower after 50-55 Days so this
Is 2-3 weeks early but I’m sure they will be good and hoping to see
great buds in the coming months!
😃

 

[MartinJane]

Your girls are looking good! 24hr light schedule usually promotes faster / more extensive growth, so that could be a factor as to why she's blooming early. Definitely not a problem though
I'd start slowly transitioning to higher P and K levels as your buds start to reach upwards and ripen.
Slowly is the key though. Careful not to shock the root system with a sudden change in nutrient levels. It's kinda like being a vegetarian for 5 years and then eating a cheeseburger-- it's gonna upset your system a bit.
Good luck growing

thank you Julik they sure feel like Happy ladies!
😃
will definately listen to your take it easy nute
advice, on good light ph co2 and heat/climate path
But will be careful!!