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Actually I Have not fed them. Im getting ready to put them into their final grow bags. This nutrient deficiency wont kill them will it? I'll start feeding them as soon as I transplant them in next couple days.

All of these pics were taken right over the top of my plants. I've noticed that on all of my plants only the newest set of leaves on the top of my plants are all yellowing. However, all the leaves underneath are all green green and healthy looking. Just curious as to why?

I actually just hardened off my plants last week. I was lucky enough that last week it was mostly cloudy. If its in your forecast to have 3 days of overcast then I'd leave your plants out on those days of overcast for the whole day and it'll be hardened off.

Greatly appreciated! But yeah I grew them in my closet using an LED gooseneck grow light. I set the light at level 6 out of 10. So seems you're analysis may be exactly what happened.

So these plants a are about 3 months old. Its 6 inches tall and I've already hardened them off. So I got a couple questions. Firstly, for being 3 months old do they seem to be a little on the smaller size? I figured they be much bigger by now. Secondly, at this size can I transplant them into...

I dont know what species this is even though I planted it lol. Please help. Thank you!

Leaves are curling inwards

Help. Thank you.

Thank you much!

So I live in Naples Florida. Im currently growing Black Cobra aka Goats weed plants. Its pretty warm here year round. Will my plants produce year round or is it seasonal regardless? It hasn't produce fruits yet. Its only about 2 months old and in containers. First time grower btw.

When should I start snipping them off?

They're about 3 months old.

I guess I could. But my concern is why they're curling inwards like that right now. Idw to put anymore time in it if they're dying

This is my first time actually planting anything in my life so it was kind of an experiment to have fun with inside my apartment. I never thought it would grow this well for my first try lol. Now that its actually working I'm going to harden them off then plant them outside.

Theyre only a month old. Another month before i can plant them outside

I've posted a thread regarding this question before but I havent gotten a definitive answer. My top leaves are curling downwards into itself. But lower leaves are fine. Idk. Help!!!

Im getting ready to transplant my pepper plants from 3.5 inch pots into 7 gallon grow bags. I dont get home until 5pm and I live in tropical weather climate in Florida. Is it safe to transplant them at this time in the afternoon? Its currently 90 degrees out. Should I water the plants before...

Do you think its even a good idea I use Florida tap water at all? I've been using distilled bottle water.

Naples has harsh tap water for real

What is the best type of water to use for the pepper plants/seedlings?