Hi, fellow chilli growers!
Long story short... I germinated and potted up various chilli seeds around new years, indoors. I had to leave the country for a bit so I watered them well, placed them on a north facing window sill where they would be safe, kept my fingers crossed, and let them be.
Amazingly, most have survived, but have not grown much at all. They are pretty much just as I left them, they still have their seed leaves, and true leaves that are at best 2mm long.
So, they have been like that for about 3 and a half months. Does the time that passed in any way come into play regarding their age, or would time had as good as stopped for them?
Thanks, can't wait to put them outside!
Long story short... I germinated and potted up various chilli seeds around new years, indoors. I had to leave the country for a bit so I watered them well, placed them on a north facing window sill where they would be safe, kept my fingers crossed, and let them be.
Amazingly, most have survived, but have not grown much at all. They are pretty much just as I left them, they still have their seed leaves, and true leaves that are at best 2mm long.
So, they have been like that for about 3 and a half months. Does the time that passed in any way come into play regarding their age, or would time had as good as stopped for them?
Thanks, can't wait to put them outside!