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Been good...Military move to South Carolina. Hoping for a good season. It'll be my first in a while...most of my old seed stock appears to have been ruined, but I ordered some new. Anyway, I'll be following along...your glog is always entertaining. Shane

CD, you're in the perfect spot for those pubescense. They used to love my socal weather, but I'm not certain how they would handle this South Carolina humidity...   Best of luck on the new starts and congrats on the progress with those persnickety wilds...the true leaves on these little guys...

Yeah...there was a time when I would snipe the top of a few pages. I don't look at reply #'s anymore if I end up on top it was meant to be. Gave ole PaulG the alley-oop for this one!

Up and running and already 4 pages deep! Nicely done thus far Jedi.

Very cool thread...haven't done any running in a bit, but once upon a time I could really rack up some miles. Will be checking in on y'all's adventures.

Ran out of time and didn't get through all the videos...great stuff so far. Looking really good!

Glad I found this! Looks like the lights are working well. I have better luck getting the plants into larger containers early on as well. Some do OK in the starter cells, but most of them like to let their roots have room to spread out a bit I think. Will be following along. Best of luck!

Ok...so after a week of proper watering with PH'd water I'm starting to see them respond. New growth looks really good. The leaf veins that were deep red from nute lockout have all started to green up and most of them have started to pick up a little steam. There are still a couple that look...

This thread keeps getting better...changing intensity and wavelength throughout the day is awesome. I don't know how pepper plants will respond...but I'm gonna watch and find out.

Great job on the Aero-overwinters and best of luck on your starts! 

Air movement helps in many ways a good fan will make the stems thicken up as well. Sounds like you're doing all the right stuff. I know they'll shake it off eventually.

More make it than not...but I suppose a quarter century in the military does desensitize a little. 

Better air movement may be all you need to cure your moisture problems inside your tent. Even if the humidity stays high, air movement will prevent all kinds of moisture problems to include damping off and edema...   At any rate, the damage can be pruned off and the plants look otherwise pretty...

Great looking plants Scott! Gonna be an amazing season. 

0 popped...pretty sure they're all gonners. I have hundreds of seeds for several of those varieties, some of which are one of a kind crosses...I may try to put them all in a paper towel and see if any wanna give it a go. 

Your grow is rockin!  :dance:  Great stuff always going on over here. Love your rescue plant technique. I just try to uproot the extra ones and if the roots come out I replant and it gets to live...if not. :violin:

Aight...so like I said I was out of town, and my plants were in the hands of my mother in law then later my son before I got back to them. Significant over watering lead to some yellowing and a nute lockout issue, but once I emptied the water from the trays and let them dry out a bit they are...

Out of town this week...plants are in the shaky hands of my son. He says they all still look good. :pray:

Peru also...if you are in search of wilds walk the fence lines and power lines...anywhere there is plenty of sun for germination and a lot of room for the birds to perch and crap out seeds. 

Man...plants are tough...even if you strip every single leave and spray the crap out of them...they'll come back. Likewise if you just let the aphids have their way, odds are the plants will still survive. Don't let it get you down. Another option is to order some lady bugs...they're really fun...