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When dies it start to get about 60* or below at night where you live?

Now that's cool!

Yeah I honestly would not do all those packs but find the one with the best range if you will. You can always supplement nutrients if need be!

Go to Kelp4less and look for their nutrient packs, they have one called the grown pack that is 10-4-10 that should get you going. I don't think it is fully organic but using a mixture I could be wrong! But if anything you could make your own organic ferts by buying different ferts of theirs and...

That's a nice start there! Soon you'll be like a lot of us with 400 seedlings trying to get the sheriff to understand they really are peppers! Welcome and let us know if you need any advice or help with growing! And if in question, just let your seedlings be for a bit, never assume!

Let them be for a bit. I do the same thing and we all have man, loving too hard... Just monitor them and watch the soil conditions in terms of moisture, I wouldn't add any for a bit. Get a fan to blow over them, watch the ferts big time now or at least make sure of the ratios in the miracle fro...

I'd go for the 600 as well, but keep good ventilation! Go to Best Buy and buy some cheap computer fans and get those going. I use them in the greenhouse!

I'll do the rows of peppers, so if I want to isolate lets say a Brown moruga I'll cover the row of the morgues so they are true. I use the summer weight fabric. It lets most of the light in but does not allow insects to get to the plants so blocks the transmission of pollen by the insects!

This is how I do it.  http://www.gardeners.com/Row-Covers/5111,default,pg.html

It's going good man! Great growth for 5 weeks!

As said above peppers like the balanced ferts, but for seedlings I always go with a 5-1-1 fish fertilizer at about 1/4th strength. I wait until they get their second or third set of leaves on them and start. Once they grow up a bit, maybe 3 inches I start with a semi balanced fertilizer. My...

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Nitrogen issues, bump your feet to full strength and see if that helps. They are getting that phase of quick growth and they need more nitrogen! So you're basically feeding them .05-.05.05? Without knowing your schedule I can't say for sure that you not feeding them enough by from those...

Same here man! My post here is bad...just bad. I try to send people seeds on here and they either don't get there or take 4 times as long as they should. I've also had packages sent back to me with the seeds gone and a note from the post office saying my seeds were taken because of suspected...

I tell all the young guys I teach at my church that if they want to know how to have a successful relationship try growing peppers for one season, you'll learn patients, respect, love, and many many other things. Growing seedlings is in many ways close to a relationship in the beginning stages...

Yup stake it, I've had plants break like that and it really pissed me off. So staking them is good to just be safe. Try spraying some aspirin water on the exposed area that broke. one 325 mg tablet per gallon of water. Spray it on the broke area and just all over the leaves as a foliar spray. 

Wow....I gotta try this. That pot is huge and has to be one of the reasons along with that great looking soil! Off to the nursery tomorrow to see if I can get an old tree pot from them!

My seedling armageddons are growing great!

Greenhouse with some of the plants!   

Do they have a very strong citrus taste?