Gardening in 2015 with b
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That's a good batch of seeds you have got there, B 
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hey guys and welcome to my grow yeah I got a lot of plants in that bag there lol. I got ripped off for the batch of seeds I just bought but live and learn. I could have paid half price at local store. I was there today picking up a seed starting tray and noticed tons of veggie seeds on the wall. this thing looks great so far.
yeah I got a lot of plants in that bag there lol. I got ripped off for the batch of seeds I just bought but live and learn. I could have paid half price at local store. I was there today picking up a seed starting tray and noticed tons of veggie seeds on the wall. this thing looks great so far.
Always a better deal somewhere if you look hard enough. Main thing is you got the seeds . Looking good so far bud!
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hi addonexus. I have jalapeno and "spanish spice" pepper seeds germinating. I grew a jalapeno plant last year and it was probably one of the easiest plants to care for. a lot less hassle than growing tomatoes. they grow a lot of tops and they're hardy. I hope your pepper plants do well for you under your leds.
hey guys and welcome to my grow
I like that note keeping did that come with your germ table or did you make this?
Bapple
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Hello addonexus!
Great to see Another Habanero grower. I grow them every year. They love my cannabis nutrients and I only ever tip the extra on them. Remember that they need strong light as well as heat to mature properly. Will you put them outside once the weather permits? When I still lived in the UK, my Habaneros never matured properly because the sun and heat was never enough for them to do their thing. I wish you luck.
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hi and 
bapple. the uk doesn't get strong sun during the summer months?
addonexus, that paper came with the seed tray. last season I grew some plants in containers on our and deck and some in the ground. the ones in the ground got attacked by bugs, so I think I'm going to go with container gardening again. after they run out of nutrients in their containers I start feeding and I have to be vigilant about it. when it's hot they want water basically every day and a feeding every couple days. I don't ph my water, I don't think I've ever had the need to.
bapple. the uk doesn't get strong sun during the summer months?addonexus, that paper came with the seed tray. last season I grew some plants in containers on our and deck and some in the ground. the ones in the ground got attacked by bugs, so I think I'm going to go with container gardening again. after they run out of nutrients in their containers I start feeding and I have to be vigilant about it. when it's hot they want water basically every day and a feeding every couple days. I don't ph my water, I don't think I've ever had the need to.
Bapple
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Not the type of strong sun that ripens Habaneros and the growing season is too short also.
I will not be transplanting them outside due to insect problems I have noticed that thrive where I currently live. My tent stays around 80 or so degrees and is now a combination of a 600w HPS and a 165 or so watt LED, I think they will do well. When you say tip the extra on them what are you referring to? Good morning b.real.
Bapple
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After watering with nutes, whatever is left I distribute into my chilli plants
Hey B. Any germination success so far?
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I'm in.
Pea plants are always the first! Read somewhere that you can plant them through snow, so I tried it. Cropped out just fine. I always mix Wando and Green Arrow and have never missed a year. If you can get a hold of the legume innoculant, go for it. They thrive and it's cool to see the little white ladders forming on/around soil surface. Amazing!
Peppers appreciate a bump of Boron and Phosphorous.
Pea plants are always the first! Read somewhere that you can plant them through snow, so I tried it. Cropped out just fine. I always mix Wando and Green Arrow and have never missed a year. If you can get a hold of the legume innoculant, go for it. They thrive and it's cool to see the little white ladders forming on/around soil surface. Amazing!
Peppers appreciate a bump of Boron and Phosphorous.
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hi ranger
yes sir and we've got more my squash and floradade tomato seeds sprouted. now the artichoke and honeydew seeds are coming up.
Awesome, first seedlings of the year
yes sir and we've got more
my squash and floradade tomato seeds sprouted. now the artichoke and honeydew seeds are coming up.
That picture tricks my mind into thinking they are potted vertically on a wall, and the lights above them which makes the sprouts grow in that direction. But in reality they are feasting on sunlight through a window possibly and obviously on the ground lol? Just took some pain medication don't mind me.