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Um.... Trying to visualize this....um.... First of all, how wet is the rockwool cube? Drenched? If so, it'll be a while before you see anything happen. If you can put that taproot directly in the water like you say you did, go ahead and do that. How you you figure it's not getting oxygen if...

Been there, done that. Several times, too, from mother plants that I have decided to retire.

No doubt! An asset to R.I.U.

Questions are always welcome about my product, or nutes in general. Anyhow, the price difference is dependent on a lot of things. One is reputation. My nutes, for example, are inexpensive. They are an unknown, so I cannot justify charging an arm or leg for them, (yet) whereas Canna does...

That's odd. Me bum is "out" only. What brand is yer bum?

Bagseed and Miracle Grow, Bay Beeeeeee. j/k

In yer bum, butt remember: it's always 1 degree warmer than your typical temperature reading.

Holy balls! I guess it takes a thousand of them to surface before some people take the hint. lol. Anyhow, +1 for everything's gonna be alright. You were playing with fire, homeskillet. Next time, use protection.

Four votes for K lockout. So, based on this info we now must come up with a solution.... And the solution is: Do nothing. Well, what CAN you do? Praying to the baby jesus for warmer nights is about all you can do... No info. Par for the course.

Haha. Yeah, but I might be pissing in the right direction... that's three votes for K lockout!

I think I'm in love, too!

Tiger, it's not more efficient in the long run. No diff. Par for the course. It only compensates for the large net pot that hold the young roots inside. The top feeder is keeping the young plant alive. Once the roots plunge into the water, the action will happen there. In fact, you can turn...

There you go. Huge difference. UK- you can do a side by side with any strain, vegging under a higher lumen light will get you the explosive growth you are looking for. Veg nutes, too. I sell those btw. See my sig.

One more possiblity- because I LOVE guessing- Is this guy added a fertilizer rich in either ammonium or urea. Either way, too much ammonium in the soil will cause damage in the foliage similar to this. A ridiculous amount of Ammonium Nitrate, worse yet, a product derived from Ammonium...

Thanks, Jaw. You are also dead on about asking about whether or not he foliar fed the plant, too, as it leaves a residue similar in appearance, sometimes, to salt buildup. The silvery flecks could be residue from an epsom salt shower, too, lol. jury's still out, though, because we still...

Probably the difference is in the light. Corum- what kinda light are you using?

Looks good. It's a seedling. You don't see "rapid growth" until its well developed and has the root mass to take in a few aggressive feedings. Two weeks away from that, at the very least. So, what's next? Well, you mentioned you have bloom nutes. What about vegetative nutes? Since you're...

Vic- yellowing happens for a number of reasons. It happens a lot during flowering, especially. In most cases, the yellowing is nothing. It is typically the lower foliage isn't getting enough light, so the plant will shed the dead weight. Pictures tell all, though. Unless your biggest fan...

Scratch that. Took a closer look at the last two pics. 3 more weeks of feeding. Whoever told you to flush: bonk over the head. bad bad info.

Looks Great! How close to the "end" are you? Based on the pics, they look like they need about 2 more weeks of feeding before you call it quits. They look awesome & full of promise though, my friend!