Recent content by Chilidude

All is not well but lets not talk about it, but i will try to keep the plants alive.

I am alive for now, but here are the chili plants.

Are you going to do any coco coir growing this time around since you might have plenty of those fertilizers left?

I guess when it is time for them to go to the coco coir, the plastic is also holding the name tags.

The gob led sure works fine and bcuzz coco a+b does the rest.

I did not bottom water them at all during the season, top feeding only..the trays are just to collect the extra fertilizer mixture.

Last season nagas and will grow again this year.

I got few seeds that i do not have any use, i would like to have 20euros for the total thing and this price includes international priority letter postage. Using paypal to pay me would be nice.

Try few with the air-bruning method and some hydroponic fertilizer inside a big mini greenhouse, a good way to start plants before you put them somewhere.

No problem, use those to grow some monster plants.

Type ultra oxy pot in Amazon.com

Bought two of these fancy mini greenhouses, because they where cheap..only 9e a piece. All chilis that i wanted have sprouted and only thing i will do now is to keep them alive. This year's indoor growing should be much better since i started adjusting the ph of the tapwater.

Naga seeds started to sprout and the Bcuzz coco a+b fed plants look rather happy under the light.

You also need something to adjust the ph of the water and a ph measure tool, perhaps a ghe ph test kit. I have only used the Bcuzz coco A+B stuff, but at max i aim for something between 1.6-1.8 ec.

Usually the dosages are way overboard for growing chilis, so keep an ec meter ready to measure your own fertilizer mix. I like the Atami Bcuzz line because the bottle have a good working dosages printed in the label and all i had to do lower the dosages for 5ml in every growing stage to make...