Worth trying to save?

Ahhh....... autos + outdoors = disappointment.......again. If you have room, may as well let it do its thing, - better than nothing! Otherwise it is a lost cause.

Ditch it and start new. There is only loss in maintaining this grow.

It's barely reached vegetative stage from seedling,like has been said, probably get more weed with the money you save on electric and feed than it will produce, maybe 7g tops,it's roots will be nowhere in that big pot. Research potting up? Happy learning buddy!

If that was mine, I'd say it was taking up valuable real estate and I'd ditch it... you're not even going to get 1 gram out of that baby... But then again, I might keep it around for the amusement factor! Good luck with your decision!!

if you have the space then tuck her away in a corner. water once a week. see how well she does being ignored. as others have said your yeld on this will be small. Its worth it for experience. But if you don't have space the scrap her. my guess is your yeld will be 2-5 grams dry.

looks pretty stressed out... probably why it is flowering early.... i'd continue to grow it for learning purposes if it doesn't interfere with other 2 plants.. the moment it does, toss it. but, try to get her healthier.. see what adjustments you need... if you do make a mistake trying to fix it... it's a good learning experience and virtually no loss to you at this point. soil watering habits -- irrigate fully.. a little runoff is good... but, a ton of runoff is not optimal as that leeches out nutes in your soil. you don't want dry pockets, so get some runoff up to 5-10% and you'll be good. Learn weight of watered pot... learn weight of dry pot. until then, stick a finfer in soil and when it is dry about 1" deep, you are good to water again... feel the weight.. learn it... as it's much easier to distinguish when a pot needs water than just the surface drying out. also, i'd use a bit more perlite next time. better drainage and o2 at roots will thank you with a happier plant and fewer opportunities for bad things to occur. So, get used to a wet-dry cycle to keep it happy... and simplify your watering habits... triggered by weight of pot. no thinking necessary. As far as rate of fertilization in soil.. that's a balance you need to learn... each soil can be different. you'll want to slowly ramp up what you feed... whether you feed 1 of 2 or 1 of 3 irrigations is fine.. the concentration you feed will be a major factor. convenience is important too.. so don't create some SOP that is a pain in the ass for you. keep it simple and convenient too.

Years ago I had a Purplediol autoflower that started to flower at 12 days.. Harvested at 40... 5grs.. Waste of time ahaha but she was outdoor. In your indoor you can wait and see, but for sure she won't yield a lot