I ordered some seeds in from Junglerain a few days after the inspection fee came into place. got them through a week and a half later with no fee attached. Might be luck of the draw or maybe the systems aren't in place to inspect properly yet.Micca302 said:Wildfire is great. Hippyseed, Junglerain are also awesome but you will have to keep in mind that there is suppose to be a 50 buck inspection fee now bringing in seeds to WA from the east.
I really don't think they will or can enforce it but it has come into effect now.
Thanks! Yeah that bad boy is over 6 foot tall now.nemspy said:David - That looks amazing. My wife lets me keep a couple inside during the winter to try to save some leaves, but I don't think the whole light setup would ever fly.
Âdazza82 said:Its that wonderful time of year for me. Starting the chilli seedlings this week. Going to split my seeds into a few groups for diffrent methods.
1 The good old way soil and water
2 My self watering seedling trays (just got them)
3 paper towel and zip lock bag
4 jar with a touch of water
Just curious to see how all the different ways go and the strength of the seedlings
ÂAndy21 said:Hey guys just wondering how people's plants go over the winter? Mine just seemed to stop doing anything? What's a good way to kick start them again as the warmer weather begins to come in? I was thinking of repotting them all this weekend in new soil and giving them a bit of a prune?
Also gonna start seeds this week
I've learnt through experience not to prune my plants when they are inactive. I wait for the regrowth to begin first and prefer to prune near knots where the branches are less hollow.Andy21 said:Hey guys just wondering how people's plants go over the winter? Mine just seemed to stop doing anything? What's a good way to kick start them again as the warmer weather begins to come in? I was thinking of repotting them all this weekend in new soil and giving them a bit of a prune?
Also gonna start seeds this week
The fertiliser I've been using at quarter strength in rain water lately has an NPK of 14:7:24. I have soaked one of my red Rocoto pots in half strength after it sat idle while other Rocoto plants showed progress. My goal is to replenishing the nutrients in the mix but not burn the plants.Micca302 said:Very true there Harry, cheers.
It would really help to prune when seeing new growth. They will then put the energy into the new shoots.
Are you using full strength ferts now Harry? I try not to give them too much but they might need it to restock.
Unfortunately it's a bit too wet over here at the moment with foliar feeds, I get a bit worried about black spot(had it before and not fun).