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I'm from Canada as well and use a room in the basement for one.... would cost to much to heat a greenhouse in the winter IMO.

Thanks, they will be there probably be there for 3-4 more weeks then will move them under a 400W MH... once they get bigger will transplant them into there final 3G pot and go under a 1000W HPS.

Hey, Update time again. I have transplanted 4 into 1G Pots and 3 into Cup. The transplants before are doing pretty good, the 3 light burned plants aren't growing as fast plus many a little transplant shock. But I think they will be ok as there is still new growth (just slower then the other...

James ...I'm In thanks

Update: got 1 Brain Red (From Cappy) to sprout and 2 more sprout coming from the soil (1 Brain and 1 Primo). I wanted you opinion on this for a final pot: http://www.sears.com...=1&blockType=G1 Its the same as the current pot http://www.sears.com...=2&blockType=G2 but 3 times bigger. The...

Butch T will kill you...lol

I would try a Hab or Bonnet first lol.... If you really want a nice super pot 7 yellow or Trinidad scorpions are nice.

Hey guys.... how goes the train?

Update Time Again. Got a few more sprouts of Red Savina's (1 may not make it because of seed cap). Also I looks like some of my soaked seeds will be popping up soon. So far I'm waiting for atleast 1 Red Brain and C. lanceolatum to pop to end up with 1 of each. I also light burned a few plants...

Update: 1 More new seedling (Primo - From Primo) Group Shot First Transplants Second Transplants + Primo New Seeds Planted in Dirt --James

Ya I would also get them from Primo directly.

I had no problem with heat but My space was an open area in my basement :)

Nice garden :)

I'm in if Isolated.

This is incorrect... 400W = 4x4, 600W = 5x5, 1000W = 6x6... 2 x 1000W can effectively do 12 x 6.... As far as plants go it depends on how you trim them. If you do it right you can get 12 plants under a 1000W (If you cap the tops so that they grow more bushy)

I would also disagree here. MH is def. better for the growth stage and you will see a bushy/shorter plant which is ideal when growing indoors. If you grow 100% with HPS you will see a taller plant that is less bushy. I have grown both ways indoors and speak from exp.

If you plan on making sauces at some point you lose nothing by freezing them. I just made BBQ sauce with 1 1/2 year old frozen pods.

I just made some BBQ sauce with 1 1/2 year old pods from Ziploc and had no problems. Still hot as ever.

I think I will try this :)

Seeds done soaking and planted in some soil in Ziploc's... lets see if we get better germ rates this way. Also transplanted my 4 current seedlings into cups as well.