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Pepper grafting theory. Plausible?
yeah Im also grafting C.Chinense onto Tom rootstock and think i may have cracked it- Ian S
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- Forum: Hot Pepper Growing
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Hi from SW Missouri!
Welcome Tbone I'm also growing with DWC but using natural daylight -
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SBN = South Border Nursery I believe it's where MA used to work. I have SBN Brown, Yellow and Red- Ian S
- Post #12
- Forum: The Lounge
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Buckeye Pepper Co New Releases
i would love to see pictures of the Douglah x GWH- Ian S
- Post #15
- Forum: Classifieds
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tutorial All about soil - A great resource I thought I would share
Fair points marine dad- Ian S
- Post #164
- Forum: Hot Pepper Growing
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tutorial All about soil - A great resource I thought I would share
Sand mixed with perlite, now your talking lol- Ian S
- Post #162
- Forum: Hot Pepper Growing
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tutorial All about soil - A great resource I thought I would share
The Fens are probably the most fertile area in England (The Fens, also known as the Fenlands, is a naturally marshy region in eastern England. Most of the fens were drained several centuries ago, resulting in a flat, damp, low-lying agricultural region.) this soil is full of sand, also I...- Ian S
- Post #160
- Forum: Hot Pepper Growing
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tutorial All about soil - A great resource I thought I would share
I thought this may be beneficial for UK growers! John Innes Composts John Innes is not a manufacturer of compost, they are a range of composts developed at the John Innes Institute, named after John Innes, a nineteenth century property and land dealer in the City of London. On his death in...- Ian S
- Post #156
- Forum: Hot Pepper Growing
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