well , I have just got myself one of those 7 tray windowsill propagators, it looks good, and I will be starting my peppers and various toms off tomorrow when I have picked up some fresh mpc....and so starts another gardening year, i was thinking that its a good job gardeners have a sense of humour and optimism, given the weather we get in Britain.......so fingers crossed and sympathy to all that have been flooded out.. and, I got a large heated propagator for crimbo so now I have 3...a very happy boy..
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Originally posted by BUFFS View Postwell , I have just got myself one of those 7 tray windowsill propagators, it looks good, and I will be starting my peppers and various toms off tomorrow when I have picked up some fresh mpc....and so starts another gardening year, i was thinking that its a good job gardeners have a sense of humour and optimism, given the weather we get in Britain.......so fingers crossed and sympathy to all that have been flooded out.. and, I got a large heated propagator for crimbo so now I have 3...a very happy boy..
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If it helps from my experince my growing medium for chillis and peppers is
9 parts compost (mpc normally verve)
1 part vermiculite
1 part perlite
hope this helps
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Originally posted by Fleurisa View PostIt's a bit early to start tomatoes, you'll end up with triffids before its warm enough to plant them outLast edited by BUFFS; 15-01-2014, 10:34 AM.
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Originally posted by bario1 View PostI have one of these windowsill propagators too - but in the instructions it says it keeps the soil at 19c... is this going to be warm enough for chillies?
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