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Old January 9, 2017   #10
Darren Abbey
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Originally Posted by korney19 View Post
On variegated tomatoes, they need a wide temp change to get their variegation "activated..." maybe this would trigger the striped coloration on peppers? Maybe just an overnight below 50-55F? Any of the growers able to try that?
I didn't plan on this experiment, but this well describes the conditions my plants are growing under. They're kept under lights in my basement (in Minnesota). When the lights are off, the area drops down to a chill temperature (though I have not yet measured the specific temp).
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