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this is not ALMOST the same but you'll catch sense. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mooyK0roYhg

I have only few Anaheims, Nagabons and Jalapenos. Nagabons are generally much slower than Anaheims and Jalapenos are small because of later seeding. I have trouble with place by the eastern window, have no idea if western one work OK for peppers... So, here we are, from the left, Nagabon...

I've just pinched all my Anaheims, they are too small to make pods this early. I won't be able to bring them outside for almost a month.

same situation here and also dunno what to do... i think i'll leave them all, nature has the right to decide.

"situation" solved, tnx for your offers guys! :halo:

If anyone has above mentioned seeds to offer I'd be grateful. Best Regards!

nope, that is all what my friend has...

...which pepper I actually need. :lol: My friend got it few years ago and forgot to keep seeds. Here is the description, fruits are dark red, not too hot, shape reminds on bell pepper (but bell isn't hot at all). Thank you very much for your help.

I know that, last time I ate green ones and I really liked them that way. When green, they are little bit more mild, I like it.

I don't need much of it, just 20-30 seeds, for my personal needs and for a little playing in my parent's garden. :dance:

Please guys, let me know if someone has desired seed, Anaheims are more important for me. Feel free to PM me or reply to this topic, thank you very much in advance.

I've tried something similar at home but NEVER could get more than 2 days stable nutrient solution. OK, mine was around 5-6 gallons but anyway... I think that the main trouble was because I couldn't get some hydro fertilizer here in Croatia, have tried with soil fertilizers but didn't make any...

I am really sorry too. :(

Nutrient level is a little bit less than inch above net pot and tiny little root (it is like a string) is one part submerged into nutrient solution. I have 600l/hour two out air pump (bubbles all over the box) with two air stones connected, it works at half of strength because it is too loud...

Hm, here's an update, problematic update. There a almost no progress for one whole week in DWC if you look on the roots and how long they actually are. I control nutrient solution Ph and TDS every day so I am a little bit confused when I remember from all those pics and video about hydro...

I thought that Ph 6-6,5 is just fine for peppers, or you think it is too acid? PPMs are with a little nutrients added, I am using tap water. Confusing is that everything is all right before sun arriving.

I have few more plants in pellets, what do you guys think, are there gonna be some troubles if I put that in hydro pebbles just like that, without root washing routine? I washed roots of this one, and I accidentally made a little damage to them, but plant is look like it recovered from that and...

5 days, same situation, it growes but it wilts on direct afternoon sun. Roots still didn't appear at the bottom of net pot, though, it'll be one week in DWC hydro at monday.

You think that I did wrong with transferring her to hydro so early? Climate is moderate, but I have and A/C in my apartment, so temp never goes more than 26-27C...

Help me guys, my Red Savina (it is some more than 2 weeks old)is placed by the window, which is turned on west side (I can't put it anywhere else atm) in DWC type hydro. Every day, when sun come to that window (in the afternoon, 3-6PM) poor plant starts to looking bad and sad, till evening...