They mainly look great to me - is that 24 hours light?
The tomatoes might be running out of food - are they in seed compost or multipurpose? Mot sure about the peppers, strange effect.

http://i51.photobucket.com/albums/f397/ghiggin/IMG_1629_R.jpg My propagator is about 1 sqm, slightly wider than deep (1.2x0.9). It was made over 20 years ago from tanalised floorboards and is about due a rebuild. It has a sloping top (0.35->0.50) with two lift out boards on the high side for access...

Having visited my wife in hospital 3 times this week I was encouraged that it wasn't as oppressively hot as I remember hospitals. Is this a general trend, has the NHS realized it spends a fortune on excess heating energy?

WigBag : passed your posting on to my sister who used to have an allotment and got this reply : I only had blue plastic on the floor in mine but I did have a commode and a bowl, soap and towel for hand washing!! When the old shed blew away I arrived one morning to a commode sat there in splendid iso...

I don't get aphids on MGL either. Sown in root trainers in heated greenhouse today (scar down, thanks JB), will harden off in cold greenhouse and plant out about 10th April with a bit of protection to start with. Incidentally I rarely get any brassica aphid problems either though I did have some lar...

She gets a flush through every year but there's always the danger that too much flushing may unbung a hole and cause a bigger problem.
OH's mind will be wandering again!

Me too (under lights) for heated greenhouse. It's all very well waiting but what happens, first spell of good weather in the late Spring / early Summer and you are buying salad - no way, might be grotty plants but they are yours! I have lettuce, radish, cress and rocket coming too.

You must get uv grade.

I think a bell round the neck is the best solution - if you can get to a church being demolished about 5lbs should do the trick.

I warm compost by watering with slightly warm Cheshunt solution for the early sowings.

We too watched the Space Shuttle. For those of you without light pollution you can register for this site http://www.heavens-above.com/ and find out about all sorts of objects going over.

The last couple of years Albion from Wallis Seeds have done well for me. Gladiator is another option. I tend to sow quite late, around 20th April, as I have had better results.

We've eaten our tops and are now getting side shoots, though I bought the seeds so long ago it was called Tuscan Black Cabbage.

Where are all our Welsh members this morning? I suppose a 20 year hangover takes some shifting, probably run out of the Leek and Daffodil wine.

What you need is this bit of kit from the dubious magazine they gave me where I bought the bulbs.