A big thanks!

punn177 · Mar 4, 2012

To everyone on here for all the info! You guys are great! And to Pr0digal_son for info on where to get lights, my light setup cost me 67$, 4 T8 6500!

My white habaneros

My chocolate habaneros

I have bolivian rainbow peppers and Trinidad 7-pot growing as well! Thanks again all!

romy6 · Mar 4, 2012

Looking good. How many plants are you planning on growing out?

Jamie

patrick · Mar 4, 2012

You need to get the lights closer to the plants. See how they're stretching to reach it.

Pr0digal_son · Mar 4, 2012

Punn when I get back in town I will get those seeds to you. Things are crazy right now. We will set up a 1/2 point and I will give you some live plants. Make sure you drop the light down and blow a fan on them for alittle a couple times a day. It is ok if they are a bit leggy. You can plant them deeper when you put up. Just try to keep them from getting worse.

Capsicum · Mar 4, 2012

Even a 250w medal halide system would have stoped those seedlings from getting too leggy. Or move those lights closer.

PepperLover · Mar 4, 2012

patrick said:
You need to get the lights closer to the plants. See how they're stretching to reach it.

yes

punn177 · Mar 4, 2012

These pics were the plants first 5 mins under the lights, So they may look that way from useing the desk lamp I initially had. I wasn't ready for them to sprout as quick as they did so I improvised. The lights have been adjusted down. I also could've very well not planted the seeds deep enough initially! And prodigy no worrys man, thanks again everyone!

punn177 · Mar 4, 2012

So I moved the lights down Like I had mentioned. And came back 45 mins later to put up a fan to blow a bit on them. This is where the lights are now

And damn do they adjust fast, backs are straight, leaves are opening back up.

Any other suggestions?? Anything helps!
Thanks again guys!!

-Nick

A big thanks!

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