Hi there! I've got sweet corn, wonderful sugar snap peas, colorful kale, chocolate bellpepper! I'm interested in your: Echinacea Sunrise & Sundown (I know small amts :), purple leaf clematis and Salmon Maltese Cross. Please let me know if you're interested! Thanks, Wendy

Hi, I have lots of unusual tomato varieties...White Queen, Black Sea Man, Peron Sprayless, Indian Stripe, Amazon Chocolate, Brad's Black Heart, Cherokee Purple, Aunt Anna, White Tomesol, Black Krim, Nature's Riddle, Ivory White Pear, Japanese Black Trifele, Gary O' Sena, and San Marzano. Pepper-wise, I have Sheepnose Pimentos, Jimmy Nardello. I'd love to swap for some of your flowers, if you're interested.

Not sure how easy this is to see but this is my setup, the first unit with 40 XT-e's. 2x4' and a little over 2' tall inside. The led's are all on the "ceiling" which is a sheet of 1/8" aluminum. So I decided I would make a "flat" light and then bring the plants up and down into it as they grow if that makes sense. So 4 shelves of 1x2' that are pegged into steel strips with holes attached to floor and ceiling of box. Can move down in 3/4" increments as they grow. I move the pots around so that each tray has similar height plants. I have been keeping them only about 2" below lights. Only damage I see to leaves is once in a while something will grow fast and touch a LED and get burned. So yes, the second unit I am building now will be intended for flowering/fruit and experimenting in general. Same 2x4' box size. Same sheet of 1/8" aluminum heat sink. 2x2 will be the Red/Blue leds, 2x2 will be the COB's. Will grow the same plants (tomatoes and peppers) already started under white in each side and see how they differ. Yes, the reds are 660nm and blues 460nm. 6 modules of 8 red and 2 blue led's. All XP-E's running at 650ma. I also have 10 XP-E2's in white that I am putting in on a separate circuit so I can flip the switch and see the plants in normal colors. Thinking I may play around with leaving the whites on with the reds and blues as I have read the broader spectrum can help. Yeah, that premounted COB with lens etc. looks like that would be best for your setup. Check out HeatsinkUSA if you need heatsinks. I didn't end up ordering from them but they seem to be recommended a lot and have great prices.

"It is an F3." Well if it wasn't a hybrid to begin with then it isn't an F3 either unless you intentionally or even by accident cross-pollinated it. If so then it is now a hybrid. And there are far more hybrid varieties than OP peppers. "I have two peppers and they will not fruit. I saved them from seeds." That usually means it isn't even blooming. If your's is blooming then it needs hand pollination to set fruit. Dave