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Man, I love all the great snapshots. Looks like a turky with a large head, lol.

BTW nice setup!

First thing I myself would try, even when the top and the bottom of the soil are bone dry, doesn’t always mean its dry in the center. Peppers especially hate over watering. Over watering indoors is very common, and will cause your roots to rot and turn brownish colors. Even when they start to...

yeah, hard to say without constant testing with certain environments.. I would like to know without a doubt what the differences are between Bhut Jolokia, Naga Morich, and the 10 other names it has. Isn’t there an official entity that controls and sorts out family trees for peppers? Like ASDA...

no, :lol: :onfire:

Can you post some pictures? It can be many things. I have had this happen before because of nitrogen issues myself. Also can be caused by over watering, do you almost let the plant wilt before watering it again? Or could it still be wet in the core of the pot? Do you see any bugs on the...

Yeah-good point! Need to watch that! Another thing you can try is putting your outside dirt in the oven to kill the bad stuff. I have never attempted this myself. Watch out for bugs!! That will ruin everything!

Man sounds fun! good luck with the cats. hehe Sounds like a good plan, natural sunlight is the best, if you can get enopgh of it during the winter, doing both is a good idea, how do you plan on setting this up?. let me know how you do. Thank you :P, I was hoping to inspire somebody.. I will...

oh ok :(

No you don’t. Just work your way up. They will grow under almost any light, just upgrade as you go. That’s the fun part, experimenting. :P

I use a special fluorescent lights that have the colors plants like. If you refer back in my post I explain what kind and where to get them. Everybody has there own way of doing this, you will come to find out. Myself I am very picky what color bulbs I use to grow plants under. The ones you got...

also.. Make sure you start small, like a plastic cup, and work your way up, you don’t want wet soggy soil to cause root rot... I try and stick with solid color cups, because I heard somewhere that roots rot when exposed to light, this may be wrong I dunno?

Depends on what kind of pepper you are growing? Try and pick out small varieties to grow.

no dont really need light, but i use it anyway because it keeps temps around 80 d / 32 c, and right when they sprout good to have light on them so they dont strech and get to tall.

right on.. let me know how it goes for ya. let me know if you have any questions.

I also got my maga morichs to sprout 6 to 8 days after planting them. WHo did you buy seeds from on e-bay? I got some from philipperv, and some from primo....

Update Ok heres an update... Ok I have transplanted 8 of my best plants into bigger pots, and they and remained under the fluorescent lights. Right now I am just trying not to over water, or underwater. To transplant I have used miracle grow organic choice soil. Peppers love organic soils...

don’t turn this around and play victim, lol.. couldnt find any posts huh? haha Good! Now I can post in peace... thanks..:)

no. not sure whats been going on before now, but all you have done since I started posting here is give me a hard time. Show me some posts where you are corrected and have admitted your wrong about it, and I will apologize for what I said. We all have are strong points here, but I don’t...

never mind that i misread your post.