Three weeks into my chilli farm.

[Seedy123]

After almost three weeks am having some success with my seeds.
 
The 7 Pot Yellow is the only one showing no progress yet.
 
At this stage should I separate the seedlings into their own individual pots, or leave alone for a bit?
 

 
TIA
 

 

[Chorizo857_62J]

Separation now vs. later should be easier, but maybe give them another month to root better. IMHO.

 

[CaneDog]

There's no hurry to transplant them.  There is a hurry to get the taller and leaning ones (and probably all of them) more light. 
 
Are you measuring days from when the plants first sprouted?

 

[Ghost Pepper Revolution]

There's no hurry to transplant them.  There is a hurry to get the taller and leaning ones (and probably all of them) more light. 
 
Are you measuring days from when the plants first sprouted?

 
 
I’m with ya on this one, noticed the lack of light. I’ll usually let them get to about 4 sets of leaves before separating, they’re a little more hearty at that point

 

[Seedy123]

Dupe.

 

[Seedy123]

There's no hurry to transplant them.  There is a hurry to get the taller and leaning ones (and probably all of them) more light. 
 
Are you measuring days from when the plants first sprouted?

Sorry for late reply, email went to wrong folder.
 
I have moved the tray onto the balcony where there is more light, but will keep them in the shade as the sun is pretty fierce.
 
I havn't kept records of days since sprouting. They were all planted, with the exception of the 3 unmarked pots which are an experiment with local chilli seed from pod, on 13th March.
 
7 Pot yellow not showing any signs of life, the rest as seen.