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i haven't spotted any on the seedlings yet, i moved the potato plant away from the seedlings and put the plant under its own lamp, a bit royal for 1 potato. but probably better then letting it spread to the seedlings until ive done the spray/wash method for couple weeks. if it continue to...

yeah i found it weird too, but google wasn't so helpful in giving me a answer on this. i sprayed the plant earlier with soap and baking powder water solution and the hard spray helped getting em off, but whats the point with soap and baking powder if it doesn't kill the aphids? some of the...

So ive just recently spotted some alive aphids on my indoor potato plant i planted a potato like 3 weeks ago and its sprouting. but ive spotted few aphids, how is this possible for them to attack the potato plant now during winter when its like 7- outside? it's not a lot of them right now so i...

Yeah i kind of figured out it wasnt supposed to be used for what i used it for, the information from the norwegian website i bough from made me think it was for seedlings as it said in the description, but after that gel turned hard it worried me as will the roots be able to push trough it...

So i think ive used rooting gel wrong, i recently bough it and used it to transplant my seedlings to a organic sponge that is supposed to help roots and such, but now when i touch the rooting gel its like glue, have i messed up the seedlings? i know its for cuttings as i did that research after...

Thanks, i'l let you all know how it went in a couple of months or before if it shows any signs of growth, have added an extra lamp where it stands so hopefully 5 grow lights is enough light for it.

il fix it plenty of light and warmth, it will be standing under my other grow lights. around 23c +/- i hope is warm enough?

Exactly, it probably doesn't require to much light or light at all at this stage? and not much water so why not just let it stay there and see how it goes, have plenty of space and it would be fun to see it grow again.

Thanks, i guess this should be ok? i can't say i see any green. but the wood is a lot more wet then it was on the top, it was very dry on the top when i cut it earlier. i understand some people might think im trolling with the question, not that this chili plant is any special plant that cant...

i have seedlings on the way so its not end of the world if it doesnt grow back, but if there is a chance to save it, it would be a fun project to try even if it will be weak/stunted. both plants were cut at the same time but the healthy plant on picture was in the second greenhouse which was not...

about 2 months ago, the roots looks ok when i checked right below the soil, didnt dig into the root but just lifted of some of the soil on the top and the roots looked normal

when i moved my chili plants inside from being outside during summer they was heavily attacked by aphids that i didn't see before there was hundreds of them on my plants, it was my first aphid attack. instead of cleaning the plant i cut away all the affected brances and threw away 3 other chili...

Light is a plants food and energy to grow, so putting it under a grow light would probably help better then having it in the window

Thanks, theyre freed from the seed coat now. was a bit easier after spraying it with water. kind of just dropped of with small force. its bird eye chili, same chili ive been growing for a while Thanks it worked

will this be an issue for the chili seedling or will it eventually manage to wiggle itself outoff the seed? ive tried to help it but im worried to use to much force and destroy it.

This is Edema, caused by to much water. when watering to much the plant pushes the water outoff the leaves and eventually they will drop. let the soil for the pepper plant get dried properly before watering and it will produce new leaves that are healthy. it's not anything to worry over atm...

This is Edema, caused by to much water. when watering to much the plant pushes the water outoff the leaves and eventually they will drop. let the soil for the pepper plant get dried properly before watering and it will produce new leaves that are healthy

I'm a bit confused on how i would do that on my plant since its a bit taller then the one on your pictures, should i just cut away all the branches on the top of the plant? it will be grown indoors now until may or so, so artificial sun it will get until summer is back

i just toke in my chilies from outside as its getting very cold. i couldn't take it inn before now as ive been traveling so its been outside in the greenhouse. The other 3 chilies have green/light green leafes so i believe they managed the cold better. but this plant on the pictures, will it...

The issue i had for my Carolina when flower was just dropping is temperature during night. once i lowered the temperature during night the flowers stopped dropping and started fruiting.