Have you givin them any ferts yet? without knowing anything about your personal growing habits or what you've done so far it looks like they need some nitrogen. The first pic is the only one of use.
Dale
Dale
thepodpiper said:Have you givin them any ferts yet? without knowing anything about your personal growing habits or what you've done so far it looks like they need some nitrogen. The first pic is the only one of use.
Dale
AlabamaJack said:I didn't notice the coir...I have never used it so I will back out of the conversation...sorry peppa...
Pepper Ridge Farm said:Never used coco either but I'd make sure you ph balance you nutrient mixture very carefully. You would probably have enough light with just one MH, wait until plants get larger to start up HPS to save $. But like I said before don't know coco from the nut.
LUCKYDOG said:Ok I'll say it just to see if it still has the same punch:
Use Miracle grow the nursery blend its a 30-30-30 blend it'll green them up in no time
LUCKYDOG said:Ok I'll say it just to see if it still has the same punch:
Use Miracle grow the nursery blend its a 30-30-30 blend it'll green them up in no time
thepodpiper said:I have to agree, although I am not sure of what NPK to use. I had what looked to be the same problem last year and talked with the plant pathologist at Michigan State University she recommended full strength MG and sure enough within a couple of days they were as green as ever.
Dale
Hotpeppa said:Why are so many people here against Miracle grow ?
can someone tell me please... thanks
Pam said:Miracle Grow is a high nitrogen fertilizer, all of its products, with the exception of the blossom formula, are high nitrogen. If you give it to peppers you will get lots of green growth at the expense of fruit production.
BillyIdle said:Just wondering Pam, what's wrong with that? You can just switch to a low-N fert when you want your plants to start producing. Lots of green growth means more places to shoot buds from. Or am I missing something here?