help with should I do ?

With ever decreasing days of sunlight after the summer solstice, a plant planted this late will flower as soon as it is old enough. 4 weeks of age for pre-flowers/pistils to appear is early, but flowering to begin at six weeks of age, is what I would expect for a plant started this late in the season. 14 hours is the cusp to trigger flowering in outdoor plants, but the decreasing daylight is the real trigger to get flowering happening before winter.