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i was thinking red bishop crown and yellow fatali, but im a noob.

i just put a little fridge magnet under my Trinidad scorpion X Trinidad Habanero cross

im more than willing to believe that someone somewhere is buying what they sell at those prices.

they both look like non-weeds to me.

Do you overseed? Do you overseed each planting site? (Like 3-6 seeds in each rockwool cube, soil in a cup, sure to grow media) Do you plant 5 separate plants to achieve 2-3 healthy ones? If I start out seeds in rockwool cubes, under a humidity dome, do I move them to an uncovered tray after...

you can also go to the store and look for a micronutrient mix to add to your other fertilizer.

hell ill sell all my seedlings for 50 bucks a pop if someone will buy it

i usually wait until there are more roots in my starting media. but i use rockwool. that netting is going to be hard to rip off without damaging the roots if there are a lot of them poking through. that is assuming you rip off the netting prior to transplanting.

all things being equal an aeroponic setup will offer the best growth. the roots grow differently in a true aeroponic unit. the only difference is that you buy a 50 dollar timer to make the water pump turn on for 1 minute and off for 4 minutes then repeat that cycle.

they make neoprene circles that fit into net pots that have a slit in them to pass through wires or plant stems. hydro store should have em

there should be a ph category there too, ive had some problems with my ph spiking to 9 sometimes

even the ornamentals are edible.

technically, it should reduce the time spent making fruits overall, i doubt it will have much difference during the first fruit and flowering.

i meant to say that im using 17 3 inch net pots in the 27 gallon tubs, i have a 20 gallon rubbermaid with 14 3 inch netcups. all 3 tubs have an airstone, 2 run 633 gph pumps, one runs the 396 gph pump, all ecoplus, trust me, you want this brand, it has rubber suckers on the bottom of the pumps...

it died :( so did my tobacco. i have my plant labels now so it wont be an unknown pepper planted next time! well.. except for the one pepper i couldnt identify that i got from the hydro store. i cleaned out my germination tray today and now have 28 free spots to germinate with. gonna do some red...

i went ahead and changed over to a 27 gallon tote and now its perfect. using a 396 ecoplus pump with a spray manifold with 21 outputs, changing over to a 633 gph pump tonight. 17 sites drilled in the lid on each of the diamonds, working like a charm.

i think a 20 gallon should be fine for hydroponics. it isnt true aeroponics unless you have a pump timer that runs the pump 1 min on and 4 min off. to be honest you could have about 5 bushy plants in one 20 gallon tote. make a figure 8 spray manifold with a 633 GPH ecoplus pump. and make sure...

i do grow hydro, but not when germinating. thank you for the responses guys! and im not sure what it is. u pepper is unknown pepper, lol. its either a red habanero, thai chili, white habanero, a smaller bell pepper flavored pepper that starts with the letter M (i forget), or another pepper i...

i planted this before i started cataloging what i planted and when i planted. im assuming its about 8-10 weeks old from planting. the soil is unknown until i get my thermostat in. but i am using a super sprouter germination mat. I have a timer that i just added to the mat, on for 1 hour, off...

can this be due to overheating of the growing medium? my tobacco was wilting as well. too much water? too many nutrients? I have a 200 ppm mixture of nitrogen-high liquid fertilizer with micro nutes.