MSNL Auto Widow

Added maybe a quarter of a gallon or a fifth of a gallon of of Fox Farm Big Bloom this week at a strength of 1 tsp/gal, which ended up being a huge mistake. I don't know if my plant is getting nute burn from the Fox Farm Ocean Forest soil or from the added nutes, but leaves especially toward the bottom are turning yellow and crispy if not falling off altogether. From what I read, there is not much that can be done about nute burn in the vegetative state, other than doing a flush, measuring pH, adjusting pH, etc. but quite frankly I don't want to have to buy all the stuff to have to do that. I didn't buy pH'ed soil so I would have to check pH every day, it shouldn't be that hard to grow a WEED! I read about "runoff" although every time I water the plant there is no water coming out of the bottom. Don't know if that's because it is a fabric pot, because it has 5 gallons of soil, or because I'm not giving it that much water. It has been VERY humid out lately. Mushrooms are popping up all over my yard, so I suppose the weather lately would be a magic mushroom grower's dream! It is week 6 and still all the plant has is 3-leaf shoots, which seems uncommon since most of the other autoflowers I see around this age have 5-finger and/or 7-finger shoots. Also there are no signs of flowering yet, which I suppose is a good thing considering how small it still is. Despite what looks like nute burn (which may or may not be a big deal in the vegetative stage, depending on who I ask) and the plant being relatively small, it is still alive, and for that I am grateful! What I might try for future seeds/seedlings is using a different type of soil. I read that Fox Farm Ocean Forest can be "hot", so it might be killing my seedlings before they even have a chance. I ordered some Fox Forest Happy Frog to try instead for new grows based on reviews of it being less "hot" and more "airy", so we'll see how that goes.