I think / hope they could still spike. Mine just set spikes a few weeks ago. My Dendrobium also spiked more than a month later than the same Dendrobium growing with a friend in the same city. Different conditions can lead to drastically different spiking times, so I would not be discouraged just yet. Cooper, consider starting a separate thread for this separate topic - you will get a better response than if the question is buried in the middle of another thread. There is even a separate forum here called "Growing Under Lights". I used to read it and hang out there when I was choosing my lighting technology and specific products. That forum can get a bit technical, so then maybe post here if you grow mostly orchids or in "House Plants" if you grow anything or if you think it does not matter what you grow - because that forum is more active than this one.

angmnelson, I'm wondering why you had to pick San Marzano and Costoluto Genovese green and bring them inside. How long is the growing season? (If you're not sure, ask your county's Cooperative Extension office: WA Extension offices.) Did you set the plants out too late for fruit to mature on the vine? Did it take too long for the plant to set fruit? Was the weather unusually uncooperative?

I'm not just bashing the equipment. I also think nothing good of the warranty repairs, the customer service or the value of any warranty on the Amana. Even with the very best of equipment, you can have problems. Problems are where those who stand behind their products and really care about quality and those who just sell and leave you high and dry show their true colors. That's important too.

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