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great job kib dude please, if you could be so kind to show and translate the little white box on the back of label

congrats on your successes there dot dude the warm feeling one gets from seeing fruits of labors is better than wetting your pants by a whole lot when are you going to start the 'second generation' of those peróns? (please start some more and report back) i think "no time like the...

so here is the $24,000 question is this a cross or is this a mutation not enough front info if you had a serrano growing near the thai i would blame the serrano did the giant plant seem to be fuzzier than the "normal" size plants you grew? was the mama plant grown by you or someone else?

be careful to get light tubes to fit the fixture not sure if the ones linked above will work together (pin and clearance issues?)) found and bought white fixture and two bulbs that do fit at wally's for $10.97 and $6.14 respectively now i gots more lumens i think that is betterer edited for typo

just wait until the creeping heat starts maybe eat the other half right away? :fireball:

i have one and it seems to work for me i think you should get one for your mat you can use some toweling or other such insulating materials and put the mat on for a colder grow room use the humidity dome on your seed tray to keep them warmer might help any insulation you provide will help you...

and so, it begins you can start off pretty affordable two really basic things for indoor seedling lights are: a timer some fluorescent light if i was going for a small start up would get 48" T12 or T8 walmart for shop light ± $10...

these things are reported as the "most difficult to grow" never give up if at third or fourth you do not succeed try again and again :shocked:

i like 151 one hundred fifty one

do not be confined to "accepted" timings be an adventurer everyone will get variable results even all started at exact same moment the plants only 'know' how to do one thing and do not own a calendar or clock try something "radical" and be a 'pioneer' :fireball:

never any blisters noticed but it seems there may have been itchy irritation from some stem juices maybe like ficus sap reaction but i ain't as "sensitive" as some no nothing below the belt get your mind out of the gutter remember the general public refers to peppers "burning" even without...

make sure to eat the area between the stem and the seeds that is the best part we all have to try to find some surrogates at some point the red head looks like she might go for a little ' chili pepper ' only one way to find out

if you replace the bulbs you need to buy 16 of them? what cost each? sounds like you could spend $160 or so more without enough info about what you got already you probably should wait and see rather than spend as much as possible maybe buy 2 or three and see if you can get any improvement...

"looking for any tips" welcome to the pepper growing community please set up a few of your 'growing stations' as "organic" the best way to find out what will work out how and what will work best is for you to try it and learn things the 'hard' way soil amendments for your "five acres" sounds...

might try a thermostat for the heatmat some things work well please try lots of things for yourself and 'find out the hard way' if you do not try there ain't no learnin'

take a look at concrete mixing tubs at the homus depots http://www.homedepot.com/h_d1/N-5yc1v/R-202086173/h_d2/ProductDisplay?langId=-1&storeId=10051&catalogId=10053 or lowe's i think they are like $5 or try 'bus trays' at restaurant depot shape and function more important than looks

maybe look at blue flies http://www.forkedtreeranch.com/Flies.html some other bug can do it?

you are on the track to do terrible things to your plants if you mix 0-10-10 with equal parts 5-1-1 you will then have ±2.5-5.5-5.5 if you use 1-1-1 fertilizer at ten times strength i believe you 'get' 10-10-10 and if you use 20-20-20 at half strength you 'get' 10-10-10 but i ain't...

looks like the lights needs to be lots closer maybe 6" to start would be a whole lots betterer nice deep green color and the fataliis seemed to me to take a long time to sprout and the related baccatums i tried took long time too edited for bishop 'family'

yes, dot dude i think by springtime the whole patio will be covered next you might get growspace from university? :clap: :crazy: :party: