Ive sowed some hopscotch chillies today and they are just in the kitchen, but is there anything I should do with them? they are just on a normal seed tray but I thought they needed heat.
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Is your kitchen warm? Mine is all tile and glass so is cool.
Chillies in general need at least 18 degrees to germinate successfully. I use a heated propagator which you can pick up very reasonably priced. They may germinate but it could take weeks and your success rate may not be very high.Reap what you sow (Hopefully)
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No its hardlys ever warm even in summer the whole house is draughty the only time its warm is on a morning when i have the heating and the oven and hob on full belt. I might have to invest in a propagator i think.If you want to view paradise
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Mine are in an un-heated prop which I move around - into the sun (remember that big yellow thing?), in front of the log burner and then into our bedroom at night which stays warmer than the rest of the house.
Germination is slower - I have about 50% up so far after two weeks and not everything will germinate. I sow more than I need and am happier wasting seeds as there always seem to be be far more than I need, than using electricity, but that is a personal thing.Le Sarramea https://jgsgardening.blogspot.com/
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Originally posted by 4390evans View PostI have a cupboard but nothing in it that keeps it warm, although it is free of draughts?
Once germinated, they will need to be beside light then...I dream of a better tomorrow, where chickens can cross the road and not be questioned about their motives....
...utterly nutterly
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