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No it's not too late.  Just keep them indoors until after last frost.  Just before then on warmer days you can set them out to harden off but bring them back in before the eveneing chill.  You want them damp but not drowning.   1.  I don't soak but some do 2.  I do 2 seeds per cell/cup.  Once...

Yea like said it's edema.  Overwatering causes it and it's not going to hurt anything.  If these are going outdoors later don't worry about it.  If they'll stay indoors for the entire grow, waterless, install a fan to help dry out the soil in between watering and it should clear up on it's own

Have you tried their hot barbecue?  It's way better imo and one of the best tasting bbq sauces I have had thus far.  Thanks by the way :)

  Thank you   :P thank you Too late now.  They didn't get many entries and even extended it a couple of times.  I didn't know they were making an album with them or I would have already won on the submissions page

I would really appreciate it.  https://www.facebook.com/patterfamsauces/photos/a.10152067115315415.1073741829.168363200414/10152067115435415/?type=1   :)

Heat is always my main concern.  I don't know if it's just me but I am very worried with lights and things with fires, ya know?  I turn my lights off when I leave the house and always check in on them to make sure things are good.  Please tell me it's not me? lol   Hydrofarm is a great name in...

thanks for chiming in.  This would to be like you said, starting plants and then keeping them going until Spring.  I two, dual bulb 4' t8's now and they're doing well covering a 4'x2' shelf but I need to fill another.  I even had plants flowering under the t8's with 6500k bulbs Things I am...

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Bacterial leaf spot perhaps?

I have some green lumbre hatch

try the soapy water dunking as the initial battle guys followed with a good spraying with the water hose if you can.  That made the most impact

Successfully rid my plants of aphids indoors recently but it took close to a month.  First step was an upside down dunk in warm soapy water while swooshing them around a bit.  Followed that up by spraying every inch of the plant at the sink with the hose attachment.  Then hit them with bayer...

yea tomatoes will root all the up.  Cucumbers will root like that when the vines lays on the ground but never heard ofpeppers doing it

yea looks a bit primo/reaperish

simply rebranding becuase he grew it out for a while or what?  Smells like fish

Been using bayer advanced for roses.

straight from the tap for me. 

I really like jalapeno

I have seedlings and plants over 1' tall in a spare room that gets into the low 60's every night.  Not had a problem