On Jan 25, 6:08*pm, Billy wrote:
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*Gz wrote:
I planted my pepper seeds last night. Set up some lamps. The seed
man suggests that you snip off the early leaves. I never did that and
not sure if I should. I got peppers from Ghost to Jalapeno.

I should also heat up my dirt.

On the final growing season, it has been found that the root
temperature is highly influential on hotness level.

Do you mean that last year you noticed that soil temperature affected
the scoville score of the peppers?

greg

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No, I reported what a fellow PHD worker observed during an experiment
with his daughter some time ago.
Soil temperature mattered.

greg