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Oh, and forgot to mention... Germination requires darkness and a steady temperature of at least 16 c For chillies.

Hiya Just thought I'd let you know that it's essential for the plants photosynthesis that they get daily darkness. You will kill your plants leaving the lights on constantly. As I recall, 24 hour light prevents a certain process occuring. Without that 'rest', the plant will die. Even dope...

I've got a load of different varieties germinated now . Some are a couple of weeks old now... Nearly ready for transferring to next pots. I have them under a flouro light to supplement the week daylight.

chilli focus is a specialist chilli feed. Tomato feed does as well apparently.

Just as Billy the fish mentions above, brutally cut your plant back to it basic stem structure, so that it looks bare and stumpy. In the spring it'll burst back into life and bear much more foliage and fruit than the previous season. The reason for doing this, is to allow the plant to build up...

It'll kick back to life in the spring. Just lightly water it once a month in the meantime. If u are unsure, just google 'over wintering chillies'.

I'm going for it this year... Already bought a nice selection of seeds: Fatalii White habanero Aci sivri (Turkish chillies you find in kebabs!) Santa Fe grande Super chilli f1 Numex red suave (almost heatless habanero, but with the full flavour) Numex twilight Just about to purchase a...