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I realise that HPS are more suited for fruiting but it was a matter of finance in the long run (I wanted the better fruits (: )...and also the plants are small as they only sprouted as seedlings around 3 weeks ago. As and when I can afford it I shall be looking at halide lamps, but for the time...

Ha don't worry, I'm all for laziness. That shouldn't be a problem as I have a new home for them to move into at the weekend :)

Wow :)

Thanks for the swift reply AlabamaJack How rude of me to not up pictures with my rambling :P ..... Its a basic set-up in a box measuring just over 3ft x 2ft, so the area covered isn't huge. However I can't say that I've done the maths to determine whether the light is suffice. I've been...

Hey guys, sorry haven't been on in a while and hadn't seen your replies... no I don't intend on putting them outside as I fear that the glorious weather of the UK may absolutely destroy them! Anyway, here is a couple of pictures of how they were doing a few days ago. I would have taken more but...

Howdy, So for my first grow I currently have 2 x cayennes, 6 x super f1s and 2 x yellow habs under a 400W HPS lamp and I've been reading a lot about overwintering plants. My question is, given the light I'm using is it advisable to take the plants out after fruiting and overwinter them...or...

So, two weeks after removing the deformed/damaged leaves thing are looking much better with several healthy looking fruits of a few centimetres in length. Also I picked the best 8 seedlings and they have been transplanted and are showing an awesome amount of growth each night, here are a few...

Hello from Leicester :)

Which is odd. I mean I understand that the place I bought it from may have been fertilizing it, but I certainly haven't...and I noticed the onset of the damage a good few days after I got it. At the moment, it only seems to effecting one of the two.

:welcome: from the sunny UK :cool:

Any other ideas anyone?

They're on for 16 hours and are around a foot away, maybe slightly higher...:

Mmm, bourbon and pepper... sure sounds good. Paulky_2000's idea sounds pretty nice, might have a try and see what happens :cool:

Hello and welcome :)

Any advice on damage to leaves?: ---> Here for photos

After searching the forums and not finding much, I started this topic :) Now I have around 30 seedlings (super chillis and habaneros)and I also have two supposedly cayenne plants from a local fruit shop. After transplanting them into much needed larger pots, I have noticed the following on one...

:welcome: Also a late starter myself, but after starting some germinating managed to get my hands on a light and my housemates wardrobe :) I think the little starting setup you've got, should be ok for seedlings too, if you get yourself a couple of small CFL's as said above. Glad to see...

:welcome: from across the pond Nelson, ha ha :lol:

I'll have to keep checking this to see what sort of conclusion you draw, all interesting stuff. :dance:

Perhaps I should have searched it first! Thanks all