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Electrical Tape ... Keeps the moisture in, I had the same thing happen to one of my plants here, split right down between the two main stems, taped it back up and it survived for another 6 months before dropping dead.

I really cannot say how happy I am with some success finally. These seedlings are about 4-5 months old ... they just sat there, with their seed leaves, while every chilli around them died ... and they finally, for no reason, last week, started growing and growing fast. A week ago they had only...

Thanks Patrick, get your season underway first ... Keep the first harvest for me :D

I moved them to the sun today because they were in full shade before and I got advice telling me to move them to the sun. I figured it couldn't hurt them anymore as they are all dying in the shade anyways. As for the wetness, I watered them about an hour before I took the photo, they get watered...

Yeah that would be appreciated mate ... I really am at the point of destroying everything. As for being late, last year I was still fruiting in July, I know its late now but I still have planted my seeds, I wanted at least some superhot plants so I could play around with sauce making and things...

I was referring to burning down my house, but soaking the soil with petrol and setting it all on fire might not be such a bad idea. The soil in the ground was basically beach sand before we got the new soil in. The new soil is too hard for seedlings IMO, it has compacted down too hard, I need...

I have been thinking, could it be something in the soil. Case in point > I bought a 10" high orange hab plant from bunnings, it was very healthy, had good sized leaves and was starting to flower. I kept it in it's original container for a week or so in the same spot it was planted before...

+1 on the price ... you can find quite a lot of this stuff in the Asian / Import supermarkets for nearly half the price.

Wrong half of the world mate, :) Our season has long since started.

Pretty much the same thing I thought when I saw this thread.

You can rest assured that if I had the pods I would contaminate everything in the house, including their toothbrushes, just to get back at them.

Nova you're a good mate, but I do not really want to trouble you or anyone else. I will see if I can buy some established plants off Candice, and order some more seeds off Neil. It is just one of those things, the shittest bowl of luck. When I said I was tired, I am just so tired of fighting...

Yeah, I will cut back on the watering. They were inside, but I was told to put them out ... Which is when all the trouble started. It was nearly a sea of green 4 weeks ago.

BTW, That was all my seed stock. Here is the extent of the problem. (Picture cut in half) 600++ plants. (5 trays down the bottom are newly planted (purple), the rest are the ones I lost. Yes I know leaves have blown on, they blow on everyday. I clean them up, they come back. Never ending fun.

Shock sounds like it Nova. PRF, thanks for the advice. The soil drys out quite quickly and I figured it was a lack of water that was contributing, Perth has a dry heat, we have no humidity and that will dry out quite a bit by tonight and especially by this time tomorrow. They are six weeks old...

I doubt its dampening off, even though the pics are wet, I just watered them about 10 mins before I took the photos. They get watered when their soil drys out which is once every two days. The few seeds I had in a humidity dome are the only ones doing well. Usually when its excess watering, the...

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