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Plant roots are light sensitive. I would switch to a darker container or wrap the bottle with black tape. Ben

To what plants are you referring to? :lol: In my hydro buckets, I switched to a low nitrogen formula once my Jolokias started fruiting. I was having blossom drop with the grow formula. The plants seem to be doing great now. Ben

April update. My hydroponic bhuts are doing great. Trimmed the worn down leaves that were on the scorps and they seem to be rebounding fine. My seedlings were big enough and the weather warm enough to plant outside. Some of the plants are thriving in one section of the garden while in another...

+1 Franzb You have my sympathies. We can get some hellish winds here in my part of the world (CA). I've had to stake all my plants, even my seedlings because of the unpredictability of these winds. Good luck PJ! Ben

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Sent out package A to Zander this morning. Tracking number 9405 5036 9930 0048 8042 56 Sorry I didn't get it out Monday as I intended. Ben

The weather here in California has been a little rough these past two weeks raising the humidity high during the day and blowing it out in the afternoon. I'm sure that didn't help. I think my poor plants suffer more from a over-attentive parent rather than some biological ailment. Thank you...

Hmm, just noticed the multiquote button. That was wasted energy.

About an oceans length in distance. :-) All kidding aside, California did receive traceable amounts of certain elements but nothing to worry about. Ben

The storm that drove through did give them a beating. Aside from what I've mentioned, however, they withstood it pretty well. Thanks, Ben

That's what I initially thought of the large tan areas. But the smaller brown areas are what gave me pause. Ben

Underside of leaf looks pretty much the same. I am going to spray the leaves and change the water this afternoon. Our seemingly endless storm has passed and we are in the clear for a while. Thanks, Ben

The roots do have a brownish shade to them. I'll try the baking soda idea and post my results. Thanks, Ben

Thank you. The only difference in environment has been the hand polinating and increased humidity due to the rain. I hope the flower drop is limited. I'm proud of these plants. Bhuts have been very difficult for me to grow. Ben

Two days ago I assisted my hydroponic Bhut plants polinate themselves. Both plants are healthy and have many flowers. This morning I noticed that one plant dropped a few flowers. Just the outer crown part. Is it possible that I did something wrong? Ben

These are my hydroponic plants that I started in the greenhouse and placed outside three weeks ago. All plants have new growth and they continue to grow. However, I am wondering if the brown spots are something I should worry about. Here they are. Thanks for your help. Ben

Just received Package A. I will be shipping Monday to ZanderSpice. Ben

This is my first year with hydroponics but am having great results. As seedlings, I added a teaspoon of hydro fertilizer to my ph balanced water. Now that the plants are over three feet tall and flowering, I am adding a tablespoon. These feedings and water changes are bi-weekly. Weekly water...

Thank you. I was hesitant starting hydroponics this year because I have yet to have a successful soil grow. However, Deep Water Culture (DWC)is definitely the simplest form of hydroponics that only requires you follow a few simple guidelines. I am now a convert. Most of my quality peppers will...

That too had me nervous at first. But those particular plants are from a Mexican pequin variety I received from Mexico that is tall/thin and a fast grower. It definately is outpacing all other plants planted at the same time. And although they are thin, they are strong and do not need support...