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Most likely just a different pheno as your temps are not too high. But I would recommend running your lights for at least 20 hours a day throughout the whole grow instead of 18. Autoflowers love more light!

By the looks of it all your plants are flowering even your cheese plant . What I can suggest is that you lower you lights to 12-12 you dont have to because they are auto flower plants but if you do so you might notice a good change in result . Firstly plants break , being that these plants are in flower and your working them super hard its stressing them out . Plants use the "night" cycle as there break for a few things photosynth , breathing and a few others but the main 2 important ones are photo synthesis and breathing . The photon's the plant collects during the day cycle from the sun / HID / LED is stored until the night cycle for the most part . So to be beaming them 18 hours a day in flower is a bit much but like I said its preference . At the end of the day you gotta think its still a plant and its going to behave as such , so always try to emulate the seasons as best you can . As it stands your grow is doing well and your going to get a good harvest reguardless . I hope this information helps shed some light into your grow ! -Happy Growing!

Hi Reindeer! Autoflowers are hybrids from a Ruderalis and a Photoperiods strains, offsprings will show characteristic from those two in any percentage, meaning you could get one who has only 10% Ruderalis in her and 90% photoperiod....Needing 12/12 to flower, others will have 60% Ruderalis and 40% Photo and that one will develop a lot more before she has enough flowering hormones in her to start packing those buds. It seems your last auto Cheese is one of those, she is a super Auto, a big auto genotype, it will take at least 7 weeks to finish her but you will have a lot more buds!!! If she is really slow to flower you can change light settings to 12/12. Good luck!