LSD auto Barney

In soil, since it holds onto nutrients more than hydro medias, you don't have to feed every watering.Giving it some time before feeding again to let it absorb any possible nutrient excess in soil.But nevermind,I feed every watering in soil.You dont need to stop feeding unless you have nutrient excess. Hydro medias ; feed each watering.They are known to make roots get the nutrients quicker and easier than soil.You feed once,plant eats it,then in no time it will want to be fed again because media can't hold onto nutes as good as soil. from my understanding and own experience

@growbie I would leave them be even tho they wont regenerate they can still provide some energy to your plant until they die completely 28 degrees is pretty warm and could be the cause of the burnt leaves

Hi there.. to say it as it is: autoflowers are a genetic mutation in indica and sativa plants, that have been "taken over" from the ruderalis family.. unfortunately the ruderalis family are small, low on thc and don't have a big yield, so they're not very interesting for most growers. To get these autoflower-traits in a plant that has the other traits of the Indica or Sativas, they need to be crossed multiple times via multiple generations, to remove the "photoperiodic" trait (which to my understanding is a dominant trait) from their genes, and substitute it with the "autoflower" trait. This however doesn't have to be perfect with each seed. In case you're really interested, i suggest reading up on Mendel's laws of inheritance, his law on dominance and genetics in general.. It might just very well be, that this one seed ended up being a photoperiodic one (it has happened before). Try to put her under 12/12 and see if she then starts to flower. happy growing!