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Need more pics. What's the table with food samples? Good luck with your sauces. Looks pretty good.

Best cooked bacon I've seen here in awhile, almost over cooked. Great looking plate, Masher approved!!!!

Bhut orange Copenhagen, bbg7's, goatsweed, big caramel mama plenty of fire or heat, and a second vote for fatalli. I'm growing it again this year. All are thin walled and easy to dry for powders or incorporate into dishes.

Damn TB now that's a friggen masterpiece. Extra points for the Chili peppers side. One of My favorites

Well I'm Salivating!!!! Burger brought me here, but you hooked me with the onions and muenster. Needs an egg :cheers:

My God, man.... food porn at its finest. Pass the cutting board please!!!! :cheers:

Look for cooked sauce recipes. Peppers are your heat. The body will be of your choice, sweet peppers, carrots, onion, garlic, spices, vinegar, sugars, etc etc etc. Start small with a few ingredients and go from there. Skys the limit, have fun with it and burn your face and ass off. :cheers:

Damn Rg, looks great. I'd love a couple bowls of that for sure. :cheers:

Expected delivery Dec 2020?

Looks like a nice option for growing. I may pick up a pair for side lighting. Thanks for the reviews Peter. :cheers:

Awe, to bad about the losses, glad you didnt lose them all. Happy growing, some crazy weather out your way still I saw.

Agreed....over watering would be first thought on such small and newer seedlings. Coir can also have its problems. Soil temp should be just fine at 60*F

Oh man, hope all is well Andy. Great looking meats buddy!!! :cheers:

Damn, some real stunners showing up. Mine are still in solo cups :cheers:

Nice...congrats. Happy growing :cheers:

I was wondering as well. Pic didnt enlarge very well so pepper I.D. was vague at best. I will be following this one as I'm very curious what exactly is growing here.

Ph 6.0 to 6.8 for established plants. It's not weed, so 5.5 is below proper level for best uptake of nutes at 5.5 for vegetable/fruiting plants. Ppm...if water is 200 and you need 500, then yes 700 is correct

My first thought looking at pic is wet soil and dampening off. I've done it a few times, looks just like your pics. Unfortunately the effected plants won't recover. That's some great info and pics chiliman posted.

Yes those thin green sideways things are your peppers. If I am seeing correctly, to many plants in the pot so each plant is trying to outgrow each other and forcing them to grow verticle. Possibly unstable seed stock so your grocery pod seeds are some kind of hybrid or open pollinated and not...

Hell ya RG. Looks awesome!! :cheers: