[jonny_tinslecat]

Hi all,
I need some advice on getting my chilis to get a spurt on.
You may have seen that I had complete chili carniage when nextdoors Gardner unpluger the watering system in the greenhouse I borrow.
I now have had to use a load of chili seedlings that were left in the propagator as stand INS!
They were quite leggy, so have planted them quite deep up the stork, but they are tiny.
Is there anything I can do, I.e. Feed them to bring them on a bit quick, or do I just need patience?

Many thanks

[paintedlady]

Repotting should be food enough for now, what you need is warmth & sunlight    I have given some ailing plants a little spray of diluted BabyBio but I don't think it needed it.

[blackbob]

Hi all,
I need some advice on getting my chilis to get a spurt on.
You may have seen that I had complete chili carniage when nextdoors Gardner unpluger the watering system in the greenhouse I borrow.
I now have had to use a load of chili seedlings that were left in the propagator as stand INS!
They were quite leggy, so have planted them quite deep up the stork, but they are tiny.
Is there anything I can do, I.e. Feed them to bring them on a bit quick, or do I just need patience?

Many thanks

feed them loads of patience,and they will be happy.nice and easy does it.bob

[jonny_tinslecat]

Well I've been up to talk to them again tonight. Hopefully that'll help

[gobs]

That's some misery done and over with, but don't think feeding would help much, patience, as said.