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HERBIE43
wappingers falls, NY
(Zone 5b)

April 04, 2004
06:26 PM

Post #828707

i started 18 hot and sweet pepper seeds that hotpepperdan was kind enough to send me. i have them in one of those seed starting domes and have covered it top and bottom in an old electric blanket with the temperature set on 9. at night i shut off the heat and move the dome some to let in some air, then start over again in the a.m. everything looks great so far. this year i'm gonna grow them upstairs where the temps is about 70 deg. but will keep them on the heating blanket.

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