Thanks for your messages, I've been busy those last days, so I had not answer...
Gavroche, GreenMonster, Maks :
Yes I may have put a little too much water... the seeds do not swim (the photos seem to show too much reflection, but the soil is less watery than it looks)
I use sun as much as I can (we were lucky last days : a lot of sun !)
It seems to reduce mold a little, but it is still visible in the pots where it appeared.
I should have explain a little bit more on my first post : I have only been using real sun and warmth from my home.
I put my seeds/seedlings inside my home for most of the day (and night), and when the sun shines I put it outside, in their plastic boxes (closed) for the sun to give them light and warmth (it becomes small green houses)
I will continue to put the seeds in full sun as much as possible (that's the way I did it last year too)
So my seeds may take more time than yours to become real plants (that's also the main reason why I begun earlier this year).
I planted the seeds 6 days ago :
Here is a picture of the Alma Ata 315 (the faster of the year) :
And then a picture of Havana 322 (many other strains are about the same growth : Bolivian Criollo Black, Bahia, Corojo 99, Criollo Colorado, PA Red, Symbol 4, Xanthy) :
The other strains are still smaller.
The smaller are : Nostrano del Brenta and Havana 142 (only a small yellow dot visible).
Today or tomorrow, I will begin to prepare my individual pots and begin to transplant the seedlings of the Alma Ata 315.
Gavroche, GreenMonster, Maks :
Yes I may have put a little too much water... the seeds do not swim (the photos seem to show too much reflection, but the soil is less watery than it looks)
I use sun as much as I can (we were lucky last days : a lot of sun !)
It seems to reduce mold a little, but it is still visible in the pots where it appeared.
I should have explain a little bit more on my first post : I have only been using real sun and warmth from my home.
I put my seeds/seedlings inside my home for most of the day (and night), and when the sun shines I put it outside, in their plastic boxes (closed) for the sun to give them light and warmth (it becomes small green houses)
I will continue to put the seeds in full sun as much as possible (that's the way I did it last year too)
So my seeds may take more time than yours to become real plants (that's also the main reason why I begun earlier this year).
I planted the seeds 6 days ago :
Here is a picture of the Alma Ata 315 (the faster of the year) :
And then a picture of Havana 322 (many other strains are about the same growth : Bolivian Criollo Black, Bahia, Corojo 99, Criollo Colorado, PA Red, Symbol 4, Xanthy) :
The other strains are still smaller.
The smaller are : Nostrano del Brenta and Havana 142 (only a small yellow dot visible).
Today or tomorrow, I will begin to prepare my individual pots and begin to transplant the seedlings of the Alma Ata 315.