Thanks for the info. I haven't fertilized them. I let the soil get dry and I just watered them yesterday, so it looks damp. Is it normal for them to be different heights?
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syyskuu 23, 2023, 10:05:45 ap
Uutiset:
Tervehdys, kaksi samaan aikaan sattunutta teknistä muutosta / ongelmaa summa aiheutti vajaan viikon katkon foorumille. Nyt palvelinohjelmisto on jouduttu päivittämään uuteen ja sekä ulkoasu että toiminnallisuus on muuttunut. Toivotttavasti ei ainakaan kovin paljoa huonompaan suuntaan. Odottamattomia ongelmiakin saattaa ilmaantua.
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Traditional growing / Poblano seedlings - check. What's next?
heinäkuu 31, 2016, 17:55:42 ip
Hello! I planted some poblano seeds in early June and now I have a few small plants. I've had them under a grow light since I planted them. I've read through a few threads and I have some questions.
This is how they currently look:
I've purchased some turve and have a couple of very large pots. Should I move them to mid-sized pots for now or should I just use a small amount of soil in the larger pots and add more as they grow? (I saw that in a video.) About how big should they be before I transplant them from the current pots?
Thanks in advance.
This is how they currently look:
I've purchased some turve and have a couple of very large pots. Should I move them to mid-sized pots for now or should I just use a small amount of soil in the larger pots and add more as they grow? (I saw that in a video.) About how big should they be before I transplant them from the current pots?
Thanks in advance.
Sivuja1