Recent content by Juice404

Hi, I'm hoping someone can help me figure out what these two chilies are.  The orange ones I found while walking along a path on San Cristobal in the Galapagos islands.  The strange thing is that when I picked them, they were a dark wine colour.  I was so surprised when these turned bright...

Thanks for sharing Rainman.  I would have liked to have responded earlier, but its been a super busy week.  I love seeing how other people's grows are going.  I saw some of your photos on Photobucket as well.  Are all those white pots flood and drain as well?  Also, How old are those plants?    ...

I'd be happy to hear a status report in the future rainman.  Are you doing the hydro indoor or outdoor.  I ended up making a DWC box with a 40L tote and sticking two plants (can't remember if they are 3 or 4 weeks from seed) in it.    I was going to make another tote with a drip down system, but...

So... Thats one for ebb and flow and one for DWC.  I had heard about problems with blooms dropping off with DWC, but I've also seen videos of other's setups where they have grown productive peppers in DWC.  I'm wondering if it depends on the variety of pepper.  One of the varieties I'm growing...

  Hmmm... not sure.  For me, it has to be a good balance between heat and flavour.  I like scotch bonnets, but was recently in the Ecuadorian Amazon and had some pretty hot and taaaasty peppers.  I'm not sure what they were, but I brought some seeds back with me.  Hopefully in a few months I'll...

Hi, I'm hoping for a bit of advice.  I've grown basil in a DWC system with hydroton before and found it pretty easy and low maintenance, but this is my first time growing peppers.  I've started a couple of varieties in my basement using a small ebb and flow system and rockwool.  I'm wondering...

Hi everyone, my name is Chris.  I had been living in Busan, South Korea for the last 12 years, and began growing Korean gochu peppers in my rooftop garden about 4 years ago.  Two years ago I began my first indoor hydroponic garden to grow basil since it was hard to come by.  I have always been...