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Now we're in a pickle aren't we?
Here's what I would suggest, because I've been in a similiar circumstance helping a friend out with his grow. To start, as stated, your plant must be mature enough to produce buds. I believe this is after the 5th or 6th set of leaves. If you have a large crop going, cut out the runts that are growing slower than the others. From then on out, you have to maximize your light source and capabilities, and I would suggest considering using ferts. When you are ready to flower, manipulate your light sources. Depending on what you have available you can mix both spectrums of light and manipulate your time scheldule as well to compensate for the time lost in veg. For example, we ran varrying scheldules per week depending where the plant was at, 12/12, 14/10, 10/14, and so on to help it continue growing while still budding. As long as you trip the plant into flowering, it will continue to flower as long as your hours don't vary too much. It will slow down veg. growth for sure, but it's better than nixing the project. Good luck in your adventures!
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