This years indoor pepper grow

[Irving]

Here is a picture of the plant. It looks like it is trying to spread out. Possibly because of the low light intensity?

[ChunkyMonkey]

the spectrum isnt going to cause the plant to not fruit more then likely you didnt shake the plant or have a fan blowing on it so it could pollinate

soft paint brush usually do the trick too. I have a kaffir lemon tree that requires some 'loving' if I want to see some fruit out of it.

[ChunkyMonkey]

-any idea what the utilities costs (electricity) is of this type of growing? In other words, would I spend $50 to grow $25 worth of peppers or tomatoes?

We have a pretty successful garden from April-November and I've wondered for some time now how I could lengthen than span of growth shy of a greenhouse. If I could grow a few plants indoors, it'd be fantastic.

Use tubular skylight.. it gives you a good 13-14 hours of summer light no matter where the sun is.

[Irving]

Use tubular skylight.. it gives you a good 13-14 hours of summer light no matter where the sun is.

Link?

[ChunkyMonkey]

Link?

I have 2 of these on the south facing roof. http://www.archiexpo.com/prod/solatu...70-919378.html $160 w/ some kind of discount 3 years ago.

[ChunkyMonkey]

Correction.. the newer version has LED for night time lighting. Mine do not.

[Irving]

Hmmmm, I'd like a couple of those in my heated garage...

[hatidua]

The Boulder REI is just about nothing but those skylights, it's odd how they can redirect light.....but alas, I have no attic which makes it rather sporting.

[Irving]

Could you not just install them directly onto the roof and ditch the piping? Kind of like the 2-liter soda bottles filled with bleach water they use in Africa?

[ChunkyMonkey]

Could you not just install them directly onto the roof and ditch the piping? Kind of like the 2-liter soda bottles filled with bleach water they use in Africa?

Yes, I only have 5" of tubing because of the vaulted ceiling. It works fine.