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I have about 10 chilli and pepper plants in the greenhouse, together with the same number of tomato and a load of marigolds, oh and 3 basil pots.
About 7 or so chilli and pepper plants have somewhat distorted leaves, its the newer growth. I've checked for aphids, but can't see any, can't really see anything on them, I need to have a better look over the weekend though.
The plants seem green enough and certainly haven't been underwatered, they are in the soil and maybe tbh it was a bit wet for a while, even though I've only watered it once in the 3 weeks since they were all planted. ( I gave the soil a very good watering the day before planting the greenhouse)
The temps have been a bit all over the place, I have shade netting over 3/4 of the greenhouse and 3 vents on a 10x8 greenhouse, but still its got a bit hot sometimes and a couple of weeks ago we had that frost for 2 nights.
The ones seemingly to be better are nearer the door, which may lead me to believe that it has been too hot, but at the other end, its right next to a louve vent?
I would normally just leave them and hope they grow out of it, but any advice would be very gratefully received as this is my first year of mass chilli greenhouse growing.
About 7 or so chilli and pepper plants have somewhat distorted leaves, its the newer growth. I've checked for aphids, but can't see any, can't really see anything on them, I need to have a better look over the weekend though.
The plants seem green enough and certainly haven't been underwatered, they are in the soil and maybe tbh it was a bit wet for a while, even though I've only watered it once in the 3 weeks since they were all planted. ( I gave the soil a very good watering the day before planting the greenhouse)
The temps have been a bit all over the place, I have shade netting over 3/4 of the greenhouse and 3 vents on a 10x8 greenhouse, but still its got a bit hot sometimes and a couple of weeks ago we had that frost for 2 nights.
The ones seemingly to be better are nearer the door, which may lead me to believe that it has been too hot, but at the other end, its right next to a louve vent?
I would normally just leave them and hope they grow out of it, but any advice would be very gratefully received as this is my first year of mass chilli greenhouse growing.
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