Hi there again. This is another help thread, sorry. As a first year grower, I was not ever sure about starting anything from seed, so I sewed my first round in early January. I am in the great white north here and did not expect this. As well, we have had an above average winter in terms of cold weather and snowfall. My plants are in a greenhouse in a south facing window. My Caribbean Reds and first Moruga Scorpions are reaching close to the rack of the shelf above them. It is seeming that they are outgrowing their greenhouse. It is also too cold outside in the attached garage to store them as well. Unfortunately it is not even an option of putting them in the window sill or anywhere in the sun outside of the greenhouse due to a very inquisitive feline that also resides here. Is it possibly safe to trim this bad boy, or would I be better pulling a rack and just dropping the works a level (but I would still need to get it out to water and rotate so it can look at the sun). Thank you all in advance for any help you can provide.
