Shoot your are looking great, mine are yellow and sad.. But I have figured out the problem just not going to do anything until spring about.. The Gravel I used is called marble rock here in Taiwan. Almost like limestone but it isn't but it does keep the PH higher. into the 7.4 range so unless I change it I will be fighting Ph forever and some plants just will not grow well in it. So in the spring I will convert to floating raft made by Goch. That will settle the problem but I will have to buffer the system after.. Then it back to chili's love my chili's
All system tests are now recorded at http://aquaponics.scorched-revolution.com/ So if you are interested in my system tests. go there
And here's my sorry contribution to the Chilli chat. What they lack in size, they make up for in clout.
Gary
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Wow Shane, chilis are looking fantastic!
Hi Shane,
Absolutely delicious assortment there m8. Chilli's were / are on the list for the next grow bed.
Gotta love it. Very nice
Cheers
Toga
I'm jealous of you all. I just can't grow any peppers for the life of me. Maybe next year in my heated indoor system.