Thanks for you comments!

It's getting better really, i did nothing about it. pH is still 5.5 and leaves are getting greener. Though young leaves still look a bit yellowish compared to neighbour plant, but there's no deformation like before.


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Oops, this supposed to be posted in "Show your garden"...
Could some mighty user move the topic please?
It won't allow me to remove it or report to moderator...

Lainaus käyttäjältä: CyberDog - lokakuu 07, 2010, 11:24:47 ap
Maybe it's that big drop. And maybe that 5.5 is bit too low?

Maybe, but the other plant in the same box seems to be happy about that.
BTW, do you know what's optimal pH for Habanero?

Lainaus käyttäjältä: chilihardhead.fi - lokakuu 07, 2010, 00:01:39 ap
Just wait, you have probably solved the problem

I hope so.
Actually i thought it was better with higher pH as new yellow leaves appeared after it dropped down to 5.5..
But maybe it's to early to say so.

Chile are not in great demand here, so i decided to grow something uncommon by myself, and it became very fun project..
It turned to be a Ebb&Flow system with CFL lighting in a storage cabinet. It's a small rented flat after all

Garden is not yet productive though, first seeds germinated less than 2 months ago.
So far have 4 chile plants, lettuce and basil I don't want to have hydroponic boxes crowded, so other seedlings won't get there.






Project blog and growbox webcam are available at my website (link is in profile).
Thanks Fatallii! I stumbled upon fatalii web site just before my project started and it was very inspiring

about 15cm


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First of all, i'm noob
One of my chile plants develops yellow & deformed leaves for some reason.. Older leaves are green (though one of the old ones has weird shape from the beginning). The plant itself is young so there are not many leaves yet:


There's another chile in the same box:


Closer one is in good shape, though if i stare at it for long enough i start seeing it yellowish a bit



I've got 4 chile plants placed in 2 separate Ebb&Flood systems. Both systems are identical and filled with similiar medium and nutrient solution, though only one of four plants has this problem.. That one supposed to be Pink Habanero (i've extracted the seeds from pot i bought is a store, so who knows what it was pollinated with..). Other plants are from the store as well, but those are different (Fresno-alike, Cherry-alike and Scotch Bonnet-alike )
Lighting is 2x105W CFL, they are not too hot and it never gets above 27 degrees, though there's no fan around.

Fertilizer is Greenworld Hydrokultur, solution was just a bit ligher than bottle label recommends, but now it's just as it reads for a few days.
pH level is 5.5. It was much higher (up to 8 ) a week ago, before new leaves appeared, i thought that was the reason of first deformed leaf, though it was green.. But during last week pH was 5.5-6.0 and new leaves are yellow..

Story in pictures:

2010-09-25 - plant looks fine


2010-09-29 - leaf is a bit deformed, pH level corrected (was up to ~8, changed to to 6-5.5)


2010-10-03


2010-10-06


Any ideas?