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That's certainly possible. Just give it a 180 degree turn and wait a few hours to see if it changes.

If you're growing in dirt, you may not notice any difference at all from flushing. Those darn roots are excellent at getting nutrients even out of rock. I also think one of them will take longer than just two weeks, even being a sativa. It still looks pretty young and sativas can take a while...

I don't know if the roots will go through the fabric pot it's already in. But I would always remove it and transplant just the plant and dirt. If not root bound, just transplant. Perhaps transplant earlier next time.

I have one too. They're amazingly powerful. I can watch all the little fuc*en mites run around. If it helps to see how much the plants are progressing, take pictures every few days. If it were ME, I'd give it another week or even two. But that's just me. We're all different.

You could certainly wait longer if you wanted to. Personally, I would. Trichomes are a great indicator, probably the best. But there is also a "look" to them when they're ready. I wait until the plants have a more bronze tint to them.

Good news, if it's a bug you should be able to deal with it easily as you're doing. Just look at it every day to find if there is any new damage (as if you're not looking every hour. lol) It's not whiteflies. You can't mistake those. Touch the plant and what looks like dandruff will start...

First, be careful about making too many changes at once. It takes time for a correction to show up and you'll never know what worked and what didn't. Patience. A seedling isn't going to need much watering. It can only lose so much through transpiration with such small leaves. Contrary to...

The first picture isn't just a stem as I thought. Just wait a bit and it will overcome it's shell (or if you have the guts, remove it). Humidity matters, but I do nothing with it. My plants get whatever humidity my house is. If you have the ability to control the humidity it will only help.

@DankTankerous It happens. I live in an area where I can grow veggies all year long. As much as I know how bad spider mites are and how diligent I am, I inevitably bring some in every year or two. To be honest, I'm dealing with them right now. Unfortunately it started just after flower for...

I hope it works, and there's only one way to find out for sure. That said, as I'm sure you know, tomato plants take a lot of nutrients. I've always wanted to do the same thing with various lettuces. Best wishes!

There could be a lot of things that happened before that are just beginning to show now. And it looks like it's beginning to wrap things up. You could harvest as early as now, but I would wait longer. It really depends on what you want.

If you're that concerned, taking one leaf won't have any significant impact.

Perhaps it's the picture, but I can't really see the issue you're describing. That's a good size plant for it's container though. You may be close to maxing it out.

You've got a battle ahead. But at 7 weeks of flower it's worth doing it, IMO.

Sorry. I meant something like /'Hydroponics / Aeroponics/' or grow journals.

No. No. No. And they are so very much easily spotted. They look nothing like any other plant than pot. It's hard to explain how easy it is to spot them. When they begin to stink. Wholly cow. Dammmm. Depending on the state, county, etc... The house may also be in danger. Find somewhere...

Awesome. Um, not that you asked but I'd like to just say a couple more things. Please don't try to "correct" what happened. It's done and over. Things like this happened at least a couple of times over the thousands of years these plants have been around. Don't do it again :wall:, but...

You're doing very well. It looks like you've been using an Aerogarden for a while now. I see you've bought blank labels. I love my AG for sprouting. In fact, I haven't found any better way. More power to you if you get those to harvest, and I believe you will. My only advice is to be very...

Size doesn't matter. :hump: Genetics mean everything. I seriously doubt you've been taken advantage of. Good news. I'd love to be in your situation with those seeds! Slow starts don't mean slow finishes. Here's my advice....... Don't kill them with love. Here's what I mean. Water is...

Water only since it will suck up major amounts. If it's been what seems like a year or more since you've added nutes, then do so after they're back to normal (which may only be a few hours). FYI, it was close. Another day and you might have been out of luck.