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I'm thinking of just getting rock salt and pouring it around the peremiter of my garden!!

Cheaper, hmmmmm will have to look into this and possibly order off the net!

They're 5 gallon smart pots, I believe they are the same thing, just different names.

:welcome: from the wet side of Washington State!!

Thanks, my parter built the set up for me, he's pretty handy with all those tools!!! As of right now they will be staying indoor, at least untill the 1st harvest. Living in Edmonds WA we don't get alot of heat out of our summers so I'm not sure how they'll do. I may overwinter them in the...

Transplanted them 3 days ago and they've already grown about 2 inches!!1 Here's all 4 of em, 1 of the cherry bombs, the other cherry bomb, my jalapa, and the kung pao These are all my test peppers, if I can get them to produce then I'm going to try the hotter peppers!!

:welcome: Hey there from Edmonds WA!!

Thanks for that Pepper Guru, it sounds exactly like edema! I don't have a heating source at the bottom since my temps are running between 82 to 87 during the light hours and 70 to 75 during the dark hours. My humidity stays right around 30% all the time. I did notice today that they are...

It's not aphids, I know what those look like since I have rose bushes. Would mites stick to the leaves, if I rub them they don't budge at all.

Hey all, anyone have any idea what this could be? https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=3949192456196&set=a.3567987006298.162276.1471624996&type=3&theater My jalapa plant has a few leaves with what looks like sprinkled sugar on the undersides. It doesn't rub off so I think it's coming from...

I'm using a all spectrum metal halide light and have the housing about 18 inches from the top of the plants. I may have to get 2 bulbs then and switch them out for the different growth periods.

Thanks everyone!!

Hey everyone, thanks for the welcome. Lets see: habaneroheat8, I'm up in Edmonds just north of Seattle!! Haven't added any fertilizers yet since I only transplanted them 2-3 weeks ago and I used a 50-25-25 mix of organic soil, steer manure and compost. I'll prolly start that in a few weeks...

Thanks Scoville!! Twisp is the dry side, I'm hoping to have 20 acres up near Tonasket in the next 5 years, we won't to get out and live off the grid! Thanks keybrdkid09!

Hey there, For my x-mas present my partner built me a indoor greenhouse to grow peppers and tomatoes in year round, so I'm pretty new at this! I'm really glad I found this forum since I can use all the help I can get! Any and all tips or advice would be most appreciated! I do have a question...