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ok i'm pretty sure my soil wasn't contaminated i just seen pics of fungus gnat larvae, and they look exactly like what were eating my seeds/seedling roots there were gnats hanging around my seedlings when this started, so this makes sense:neutral:

well i'm a lil low on space, and i want to keep my plants from crossing, so i was thinking i'd just keep the fatalii in my window sill this summer would it be alright in terms of polination on it's own? or would i need to take a water color paint brush and polinate it myself?

just transplanted my plants last night into some pots 2 on left are red fresno 1 in middle is a fatalii 2 on right are jalapeno

i tried peat pellets this year and had good results 4/4 red fresno sprouted 9/12 fatalii sprouted

well i figured the mat would help evaporate the water, and cause this to be less of an issue

reintroducing my seedling heat mat should help right?

oh, good i thought i might have to kill my plant to keep it from spreading

i've had spider mites before, and i know that is not the case... yep did a google image search...that's definately what it is are there any major problems that this causes? and is it contageous?

not the best quality...but heres some pics

on my red fresno i've noticed a ton of tiny lumps underneath the leaves i'll try and upload some pics later

topsy turvy has a new 1, specifically for peppers... but 2 of the sample pics are fake, and 1 doesn't look very promising they reccomend growing 2 plants per hole :rolleyes: (7 holes)

well the thing is i'm in an apartment atm (facing east :() and i only have room for a few plants, and spacing the varieties apart is also an issue...

i've seen other people grow 2+ plants in 1 container, and i was thinking i might try it about what size of a pot should i use if i wanted to grow 2 jalapeno plants in a single pot?

most of my peppers were killed by grub worms, in the soil i bought :( this is a red fresno, and is 1 of the survivors it was growing a bit leggy, so it's roots ended up at the bottem of the cup when i transplanted it, and i just burried it from there... and as a result, it has a bunch of...

miracle grow cactus mix

any suggestions on a good soil i could switch to?

would putting bags of soil, that may or may not be contaminated with something like grub worms, or spider mites, ect. into a freezer for a length of time, kill off the infestation(s)? and would there be any down sides?

do you keep using that soil(s) all season, or do i need to switch to something else after a certain point?

there doesn't appear to be as many now. and a few of my plants survived i planted some of my spare seeds in some peat pellets about a week ago to increase my chances of growing some plants this year. does anyone have any suggestions on soil i could buy at walmart/lowes, that wouldn't have...

well, in the cells i planted my jalapenos in, there are alot of them...i found about 3-4 inside of each seed (these things are tiny) there only seem to be a few in each cell of my other plants; but there are too many to count in the soil my jalapenos were in =/ miracle grow, cactus mix