@Nosias looking good my Friend, looking good!!! That Gorilla Glue looks like someone sprayed her down with diamond dust, what a beauty! Mine was slow to bloom but now she's coming into her own. Going to be a little girl but hoping for good smoke quality.
My Rhino Ryder continues to be a challenge. She was a slow flower, next week will be 90 days from germination and I would say I have 30 to 45 more days for buds to fatten & finish.
These slow-flower auto's, when you get one, can be perplexing. I dropped my lighting to 12 hours and she DID start bloom a couple of weeks later. BUT, I'm thinking more and more it was just the extra two weeks rather than shortened days that caused her to bloom.
But I am not exaggerating when I estimate she has over 120 top buds. She's actually bowed the sides of my tent (2'3" X 2'3") and the light has been max-ed out against the top of the tent (5'3"). It's crazy. I was down to 6 - 8" clearance from the top of the canopy to the light, so I butchered her & clipped top buds back across the entire canopy. Hoping that stops her growing (remember when I was looking for a plant with stretch?????).
If I had a spare room I would have removed her from the tent & opened her up to 3'X3'; maybe even 4'X4'. I seriously think this plant, with SCROG, could have filled a 4X4. But 4.5 to 5 months???? That's crazy. Next time I grow a plant that has not shown flower by day 30, I'm getting out the chain saw.
But one thing I figured out, after they flower you CAN go back to 18 hour light-days. So I suspect, but have no way of proving, reduced light intervals don't help. Hmmmm.
All food for thought in case you ever get one. Keep up the good work!!!