Recent content by Aeternus

Can confirm, my scotch bonnet is the only plant growing massive leaves under full spectrum LED.  I actually have a couple of them that are doing fantastic, but this one has the largest leaves by far.  

Oh wow that's actually a much better idea than doing it inside the house, didn't even consider that haha good tip.

Well they're eventually going outside (about a month from now) I just wanted to provide a more suitable growing medium than straight MiracleGro for the re-potting.  Ok thanks I'll do that if there are any issues - sounds a lot more reasonable than cooking off 10 gallons of mulch lol

I've been using primarily MiracleGro potting soil (non-organic) along with added perlite and vermiculite (about 8-1-1) and my plants seem to be doing just fine, but I feel like the mixture is a little too dense and I want to "dilute" the time-release fertilizers down a little.  I picked up some...

Interestingly enough http://hortsci.ashspublications.org/content/43/7/1951.full < this paper mentions that excess amounts of red LED light tends to cause this to happen, and every one of the plants affected is under my grow light with the bloom lights on (it's like 50 additional red LEDs) so I...

I actually just spoke with someone on Reddit and it absolutely looks like edema.  The humidity is way too high and I tent to water at night time and only a few specific plants are affected by it.  I think I'll remove the severely affected leaves and handle the humidity situation better.

It's in a grow tent that was way too humid for a little while (literally moisture collecting and running down the walls) but I've since opened about 4 ways for air to move in and out and I have two fans circulating the air and it fixed that problem (did this about 2 weeks ago).  Humidity seems...

Hi everyone, first time poster but I've been growing for maybe a couple of years now.  I was wondering if you could help me identify what's going on with my jalapeno plant(s).  They've been kept indoors since they started from seed in early March, but seemingly over the course of a day or two...