Hi,
I'm attempting to grow some Carolina Reapers, and i am pretty much as inexperienced as you can get at growing anything.
I'm aware that this is probably not a suitable time to try and grow these plants, but as they've sprouted i would like to try my hardest to get them going.
The seeds were planted in a small pot with soil and were left inside propagator in an airing cupboard for the first week and they sprouted. Sprouting leaves have developed and are now being kept outside the airing cupboard in the light all day and back in the airing cupboard for the evening. Temperature of the airing cupboard probably not getting above 26°. These sprouts are still in the propagator, i'm just wondering at what point should they be removed from the propagator and into the fresh air.
I plan to grow these plants in doors throughout winter and have purchased a full spectrum grow light to make sure they get enough light.
Any tips would be appreciated,
Thanks.
I'm attempting to grow some Carolina Reapers, and i am pretty much as inexperienced as you can get at growing anything.
I'm aware that this is probably not a suitable time to try and grow these plants, but as they've sprouted i would like to try my hardest to get them going.
The seeds were planted in a small pot with soil and were left inside propagator in an airing cupboard for the first week and they sprouted. Sprouting leaves have developed and are now being kept outside the airing cupboard in the light all day and back in the airing cupboard for the evening. Temperature of the airing cupboard probably not getting above 26°. These sprouts are still in the propagator, i'm just wondering at what point should they be removed from the propagator and into the fresh air.
I plan to grow these plants in doors throughout winter and have purchased a full spectrum grow light to make sure they get enough light.
Any tips would be appreciated,
Thanks.
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