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Practically there. June at the latest then. And 7/10 years it stays in the 60s+ at night until september.

When can I transfer them outside, or should I never do that in Minnesota? And when should I put the seeds in the starter tray to get perfect timing so once it starts cooling off again, I have fully grown plants?

Thanks, I'll pick up some MG starter tomorrow.

Whatever they were, they're outside on the snow now. I'm letting my seeding tray dry out after a mild bleaching (and of course thorough rinsing) like someone suggested. Now can someone tell me if regular organic potting soil from a garden store will work? Or what can I find at home depot this...

So can I just use regular potting soil like this? If not, what is the most widely available thing I could use and where can I get it?

http://www.amazon.com/Jiffy-5032-Professional-Greenhouse-25-Plant/dp/B00004RA48/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1360695619&sr=8-3&keywords=seed+starter what about something like that? are the cells too small or is that an option?

Actually I wouldn't mind growing chives lol. But it would be, initially, a disappointment.

Weeds then. They're identical to the seeds I have from some dried scorpion peppers.

So what do I need to get at the store this weekend for the best chance of growing? Edit: heat over quantity of course

Okay so I'm going to try to go to a gardening store like Bachman's this weekend. What exactly should I get, considering right now I only have a fluorescent light for when they get bigger, a seeding tray, and a few planting pots? Tell me EXACTLY what kind of soil and whatever else to get.

Is there anything I can do to avoid having to completely restart?

For sure dawg. But really, I don't know. Chemistry is fun.

Dunno what I'm doing.

Live near Minneapolis. I don't "love" peppers but it'll add some fun to a slow weekend. Came here because I can't grow anything right. The first 10 minutes I've had on this forum have been nice with the help of some very nice members. So hi... I guess.

That was just after I had watered the soil. I don't know if that could make it look like overwatering? I'll have to get a spray bottle, I've been dribbling water from a water bottle up to this point. edit: as you can see I don't quite have the equipment or knowledge yet. But like I said I'm...

Sure thing http://imgur.com/a/OpNxs They don't look too dead in the picture, but they were definitely more lively yesterday and the day before. Of course it's possible I'm overreacting; I'm here to learn.

OK before I say anything else, I need to say don't yell at me or throw complicated remedies at me because I have no idea how to grow anything. I'm following a guide I found on how to grow trinidad scorpion peppers. I put them in a starter tray, with a heating pad that's about 85F 24/7. I've...