My apologies for asking for help.
No need to apologise, but we're not mind readers. The photo of the box, above, is very helpful even though the instructions are not particularly so. Remember, a lot of us here haven't used extract kits for quite a while.
So. Let's assume that the kit manufacturer wants you to be successful and buy his kits again (and M J is a reputable company) and that the instructions are as uncomplicated as possible so that complete beginners can make decent beer, following the instructions to the letter should give you good beer. And it will.
But look at the second photo where it tells you to add 1.2 kg of extract or 1kg of dextrose. At the top of the photo it tells you to expect an FG of 1006 using dextrose, but you didn't, you used extract. Dextrose fermentis completely and thins the beer, but extract does not. I'd be expecting an FG around 1012 (a guess) using extract. See my comment in my earlier post about my experience with extract.
So if your beer's FG is stable for a few days then prime and bottle it. Use a PET bottle for one sample, so you can judge how the pressure is building up in the others.
Do you see, now, how precise and detailed information can get better answers.
I certainly didn't mean to upset you.