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Don't peel off the rapid rooter, that shouldn't be the cause of your issue and will damage the roots of the seedling. Sometimes seedlings fail to thrive due to genetics, and that could be a a possible cause of the slow and twisted growth. But I would rule out environmental causes. Some possibilities: Were you first growing the seedling in the rapid rooter outside of the soil (soiless)? If so the 6.5ph could have been too high and caused lockout or stunting before being planted into the soil for example (the ph for growing in only a rapid rooter should top out at 6.2-6.3). The EC of 1.2 if accurate also seems high for a young plant growing in soil which already has nutrients. Too high EC can hurt the roots and prevent proper leaf transpiration. Hope that helps! 👍

This has been happening to me too, about once or twice a week she droops. Still growing OK though, perhaps it's just something some strains do?

Should be fine. should be related to watering or watering habits of a little off. If your leaves are clawing all the time, dilute your fertiizer mix 5-10% and see what happens... i'd wait and see at this point. Jumping the gun will only cause more problems. did you water until runoff? I'm a soilless guy, so i want to tell you 10-15% runoff.. but you are in soil, and unless late into grow and you are sure you have used up the contents of the soil and relying 100% on fertilizer, you want to ensure it gets fully saturated, but limit runoff to some extent. better to have a little extra than too little, though. If feeding 100% of what plant needs, start ensureing 10-15% runoff... it maintains equilibrium of nutes in soil, avoids buildup and ensure getting everything properly wet. Dry pockets are bad. you get larger swings in pH from one area of roots to the next as well as drastically different dilution of fertilizers used or already in the soil. So, if you don't do much runoff, get a little more than before... Don't try to water part of the pot.. .you want the whole thing saturated evenly. If this is constant issue and it lasts long periods of time, add more perlite to your soil mix next time. Plants look overwatered when there isn't good enough drainage in the pot. It may not happen early, but over time it gets compacted just by watering the plants. So, it can creep up on you, even if it did not happen before.

From the start of your diary I see you had a ph problem with the way your baby started. Did you check the runoff waters ph and ec. Usually drooping is either to much water or not enough. But, if your ph is still way out insidemyour planter, may also be causing some. Are you wetting the entire planter when you water? Do you let it dry 2 inches down before watering again. Are you always watering with enough water to have about 10 to 20 % run out the bottom? Or are you leaving dry spots in the planter.

This is a hydration problem, pure and simple - a lack of hydration. Please see my answer that I gave to your previous question. Cheers, Organoman.