glog 'I have no idea what I'm doing' Glog

I starter growing my first peppers this year and I'll need a lot of help to make them survive.
My growbox:

Jalapenos:

Chilli:

If you have any questions, comments or suggestions please post.
Thanks

 

[DementedWelder]

I think you need more light. Those little lights lose all their intensity once you're more than a few inches away. Going to have problems penetrating depper down.

 

[HerbCasa]

Maybe just better bulbs ...
Those lights don't seem to have enough shine

 

[Marturo]

Sprouting is the one time we can totally control the Temperature, moisture & light.
Providing the right temps, moisture & light intensity at that time is critical to our ultimate success or failure of our outside Grow.

Maybe just better bulbs ...
Those lights don't seem to have enough shine

I think you need more light. Those little lights lose all their intensity once you're more than a few inches away. Going to have problems penetrating depper down.

I was looking at LED lights made for growing Pot at first because the lights were so expensive only Pot growers could afford them.
I saw a video of one grower who had weeds growing under the plant, the lights were 3 feet above the plant tops & the plants were 4 foot tall.

 

[henryk1984]

Thank you for replying. I was afraid it may be bulbs but I realy dont want to buy new ones:/

 

[henryk1984]

Update after 1,5 month. So since they basically stopped growing I decided to finally put them outside and try to save them with compost made out of egg sheels and banana peals. I was wondering if i should replant them to bigger pots but then I noticed that some of them started growing buds. Should I still replant them or is it better idea to leave tem as they are?

 

[CaneDog]

I'd pot them up and migrate them outside asap. They'll either abort the flowers and grow them again later or they'll keep flowering and set fruit, but either way they'll produce better in bigger pots. If you wait too long you might really shorten your season for ripening peppers.

 

[HerbCasa]

Pot them up to build more roots.
Maybe wider pots