If Ginny had used a love potion it'd have likely been one purchased from the twins, and would have had a similar effect to the one used on Ron though maybe slightly less strong due to being consumed earlier. Harry was also able to notice that Ron was acting differently and guess that Ron had consumed a love potion, while no one suspected any such cause for Harry's behaviour throughout the year. Surely under the influence of a love potion, he would tell Ginny how he felt immediately without considering any consequences. He was able to focus on other things and fought against his feelings for most of the year, worried over how Ron would react. Harry, on the other hand, acted like himself while developing feelings for Ginny. At that time, Ron acted obsessive and out of character. The first problem with this theory is that Harry's behaviour doesn't match that of the only other example we've seen of a character under the influence of a love potion - Ron after eating the spiked Cauldron Cakes. The theory is particular popular among film-only fans. They also claim that the prevalence of love potions and potions in general within Harry Potter And The Half-Blood Prince hints that a love potion was used. They claim that Harry's feelings developed too suddenly to be natural and that Ginny was obsessed and desperate enough to do this in order to win Harry. There is a popular theory among non-Harry/Ginny-fans that Harry only fell for Ginny as a result of her giving him a love potion.
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