Recent content by RyboFlav

I'm not going to lie, I had something totally different in mind when I read the title :P

Something I want to do to someone who does this someday is buy a couple of junkers from the wreckers, scratch the VINs off, and then box the dude in and leave the cars. That way the jerk needs to pay to have the junkers towed out of the way so he can get his car out. No damage to the car. Just...

I got my seeds today. Thanks FiveStar!

That's even better news Thanks all!

The airflow is ok I would say. The seedlings are on the floor with the lights propped above them by some board game boxes. I have a fan blowing on them, but it's one of taller fans that sit about 3' from the ground at the lowest setting. So the air is getting there, but not directly blowing on...

That's exactly how much fertilizer is in the mix. The lights (4 23W CFLs) are about 6" away. Would pH be a possibility? I know my water is alkaline.

Well, that was easy. :P Note to self: Potting mix with ferts in it = bad idea.

Here are a couple of seedlings I've started: Caribbean Red Hab Thai Burapa Anyone have any ideas why the leaves might be curling like that? Ryan

What kind of energy is used for cell phone transmissions? Isn't that EM radiation?

Is your wireless network an 802.11b network? Because pretty much any appliance has the potential to interfere with 802.11b.

I don't know about CFLs specifically, but pretty much every electronic device gives of some electromagnetic radiation. Like beandip says, the frequency that the CFLs run at is likely close to the channel that your WLAN is on. I'd personally be more worried about the EMI coming off your cell...

I'm not going to look a gift horse in the mouth :P PM'd

Here are some pictures of my purple cayenne: You can kind of see the burnt tip in the bottom left corner. You can see the fertilizer bastard on the right. :P The white triangle at the tip is leaf, not part of the soil.

So would my best plan of attack be to start over in neutral mix, or should I just flush the heck out of them and hope they survive? Or even just wait and see if they pull through?

I do have some drainage holes, just 4 holes poked around the edge of the bottom of the cup and put it into a 2nd cup. I know there isn't water sitting in the 2nd cup too. It is the cotyledons that look burnt. Some of the peppers are starting to get their first set of true leaves now. The...