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It doesnt seem powdery to me. But i dot think it has spread or gotten worse so it should be fine

Alright thanks!

I had some mushroom compost left over from making a worm farm and i went ahead and put it on some of my plants and i was wondering if anyone has had any experience with using mushroom compost. Did the plants grow taller, more pods, fuller leaves? Anything?

Im doing the other bin method like mentioned above Seems the easyest

Yeah i heard it takes awhile for the castings No problem. Im hopeing to not have to buy anymore compost after i get a few bins goin :D

Nice! I cant wait till i get some good castings How long have you had your bin going for

This is the worm farm i just put together in my greenhouse. Pretty cheap and easy and from what i hear well worth it. My bottom bin to catch all the worm juice. bricks to keep up the worm bin from the juice Put mesh over the juice bucket to keep worms and castings from falling out...

Yeah its a greenhouse with 2 radiators. it gets about 25 degrees once a week, the radiators keeps it at atleast 50

Germination table Sprouting table Grow box Other growing area

Tons of flowers and a few small pods on my poblano pepper from last year.

Heres a better picture of what im talking about. i mean its probably nothing thats going to hurt my plants, I'm just OCD about my leaves not looking perfect:P

yeah like he says. the fruit you get might not be as tasty as the fruit you got the seed from the one i have from seed is just decoration for my sunroom im buying a grafted plant later on this year

Nah the freeze was about 2 or 3 months ago

I just wrapped mine in a damp paper towel and put it in a ziplock and left it under a light. Seemed to work pretty good for me

its the newer leaves by the way everything below that looks pretty good to me :P though the plants gone through alot. almost froze about three times

I thought calcium deficiency looked differerent but maybe its that ive had overwatering problems but and it looked different from that. To me it almost looks like bug problems and i mean its cold outside but it is warm in the greenhouse. And its miracle grow with about 2 handfuls of bone meal...

I woke up to find this orange on my mango plants. its not a brown or yellow like normal dying leaves would have. and it only seems to be on the top side. maybe a fungus? also only on this leaf

This is one of my habanero plants in my greenhouse with seemingly shrivleing leaves. Any ideas on what it is?

An update to my growing season This is all of my overwintered plants from last season flowers starting to bloom early my new greenhouse. A work in progress

Is that rock wool your starting your seeds in?