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Good video !
Hot pepper types take longer to sprout. My California Wonder peppers always take longer to sprout than other sweet types also. You are doing a great job. Starting from seed takes time to learn.
I haven’t been happy with most of the soil I’ve tried from Home Depot
Great plants growing nice to see
I did it test on my sweet potatoes I did four organic and four non-organic and so far all my non-organic are getting sets and my organic are just barely getting roots
Maybe try using your instant pot to germinate some more pepper seeds.
Added note to the Hybrid tomatoes not being true to type. Any seeds that you would have saved from last years harvest may have cross pollinated and may not be true to type either. There are ways to prevent cross pollinating between varieties, most commonly using blossom bags.
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I have very good germination with peppers by planting two seeds per cell, putting them on a heat mat and covering with plastic wrap until they germinate. If you replant your peppers, try putting them on the heat mat immediately. Hope you have better results.
You should do some research on adding cinnamon to the water. I started doing it maybe 15 years ago. Make a cinnamon tea and spray it on the white fuzz. It will kill the fuzz before the fuzz kills your plants. It was in mother earth news magazine a long time ago.
i like the 'thirsty thursday' method! I am going to do that too!
I know some gardeners who cover their seed trays with perlite. This prevents mold and algae from forming on the top.
Are the seeds that haven’t germinated all from the same place? Went to pro mix link and it is $95 a bag now. FYI.