https://youtu.be/gPAiM81SPRc
This set-up works great!! I have sprouts on ghost pepper seeds after 3 days.
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4 plants I started on 1/30 and the other 6 I started on 2/2. the first batch was started in bags and the other 6 were directly planted. The 1st batch is now growing their 2nd set of leaves. the other set has caught up in height, and I can see the buds of the new leaves starting. They were just my test to make sure my process worked to sustain life. Now they are getting so big I will not have room very much longer. I think I may put them in a bigger pot and set them in my window. Either I will have some early beans or I will have dead beans. Either way they will be out of my grow shelf and I will have room for up potted peppers!!


