No problem Jeff 
Don’t give up! Unless you have something that would be better suited for you, I would suggest playing around with her. You may not get the yield you want, but I believe you’ll be satisfied with your end results. If nothing else, it will give you an idea of the auto’s life cycle which will help you in future grows.
Thank you very much for your Encouraging words @FloridaSon ,yes it’s the right choice.
I’m doing everything I could .
Damn good info!! Thanks
I am a newbe also but over watering Is a common mistake new plants need slow watering. so the roots grow and seek water, from what I have experienced you dont want to water so the water comes out the bottom of pot, and water around the outer of container so the roots grow. also ph and humidity should be closely watched .humidity should be approx 60 . raise grow lights to approx 20 inches. dont use any fertilizer for 3 weeks if you are using , and it looks like your are using a "happy frog : type soil or you can get nutrient burn. as I have said I am a newbe but form what I have read and experienced it looks like nutrient burn.
I planted these outside after a tragic failure , I dug a hole filled it with happy frog soil and haven’t touched them except to support them , I may fail but read a lot. And wish you the best! We all want flowers. As some one told me they where here before us and continue to grow