i'm sayin I don't think that's the issue, the plant doesn't resemble a plant that has so much nitrogen that it's preventing flowering, typically the plant is larger and more green. i'll say it again, I think it has multiple issues, and again it's impossible to tell from here, but i'd say too much growing medium/wrong kind/ possibly too much water retention/too much undissolved salts. The plant looks stunted, to me.
Alright I wasn't trying to come off as arguing with you or anything,but im just going to clip it,get some better soil,nutes,ect and try again thank you for your time bro
nah, i'm TOTALLY sorry if I came off as impatient or anything, not my intention at all. I'm happy to help in any way possible. I'm sorry it wasn't a successful thing for you. next time will be better. I'd start with a good amended soil mix (happy frog, ocean forest, vermifire, etc) and NOT feed it, until it's at least a month old. If you can't find those soil mixes, get a commercial soil (organic preferred) that is designed for roses, they have similar ph and food preferences.
Also try and pick a solid 8 week strain, growing from clone is allot quicker and easier aswel
I was thinking aurora indica
the newer ballasts can support a conventional MH bulb, as well as the hps, no need for the lesser lumen, more expensive conversion bulb
by newer balest do you mean digital balest over the magnetic balest? Because i found some good prices on 600 watt hps on Amazon
i really don't even have the cash to go blow haha,I found an Apollo horticulture 600 watt digital system for $150,comes with mh and hps bulbs,timer and hanging hooks,the only problem I see that ill run into with is heat,its not an air cooled fixture,just the wing