I have used it for the whole process in hydro but last time I noticed a bit of a calcium defficiency, so might try something else when they get close to flowering. If in soil then yeah it's fine to use the whole way, but could become expensive if you only buy small bottles. If you are growing in soil there are probably cheaper nutrients to use or just make sure you have a good potting mix and give them a bit of seaweed etc every couple of weeks.
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Well that will teach me for going to beautiful sunny exmouth for a couple of weeks. Now I will have to spend the next week reading through all the posts!
Hope everyone is doing well. It seems to be coming into spring over here so getting pretty excited.
Bring on the grow season!!!!
Micca
Hope everyone is doing well. It seems to be coming into spring over here so getting pretty excited.
Bring on the grow season!!!!
Micca
Awesome! Wait till I show Adam that pic. By the way he said you arent invited on the boat anymore after your comment! 
No he said next time he goes out you are welcome as he needs you to show him how to use the sounder properly.
No wonder you said you wouldnt swim back if sharks were that big! Did they come up near you or you just saw them from a distance?
No he said next time he goes out you are welcome as he needs you to show him how to use the sounder properly.No wonder you said you wouldnt swim back if sharks were that big! Did they come up near you or you just saw them from a distance?
I just showed Zack the picture. He got a big smile on his face and I said to him pretty cool hey. His response: i wonder if dad can get one of them? 
We had one of those bloody sharks on for a while until he broke us off. My mate hooked him then gave it to me. I nearly had my arms pulled out of my sockets!
Also we had a BIG Spaniard that got munched by a huge Hammerhead that said thanks. Was pretty saddened by that one.
Tell Adam he needs someone to show him how to fish Hahahaha
Na don’t say that he might throw me overboard!
We’ll make a fisherman out of him yet
Micca
Also we had a BIG Spaniard that got munched by a huge Hammerhead that said thanks. Was pretty saddened by that one.
Tell Adam he needs someone to show him how to fish Hahahaha
Na don’t say that he might throw me overboard!
We’ll make a fisherman out of him yet
Micca
Shit lucky it didnt pull you in and come after you!
Hmm maybe I shouldnt show him your pic, then he might read all these comments...
Hmm maybe I shouldnt show him your pic, then he might read all these comments...
Is dhufish the fish you gacve us last time that I said was the best tasting fish I'd had? If so yes please take him there!!!
Hungarian hot wax:
Any here grown them?
I planted a lot because the orignial seeds were taking too long to germinate, and I didn't really care about them, just wanted to practice and run experiments on them before I got my super hots and chinense in August.
I think I have about 6 HHW seedlings now, well , had. They are a few weeks old and have a full set of true leaves, but I've lost 2 to damping off (I think anyway, wilts and rots at the soil line).
Strange to me as these aren't just small seedlings with just the cotyledons. I have them under a MH lamp at night, and out in the shaded sunlight & breeze during the day, only water them with a trigger spray every 2nd day.
So what's causing this?
Whatever it is I want to prevent it happening to my super hots that I can't afford to lose any of them, some I only have the one seedling growing.
Also damn, I need to get fresher seeds next year. Everything I bought off PRF germinates so easy as the seeds are only a few weeks old, everything I got from australia which is probably 6 months old (at least, might be from the year before), 3-4 weeks is the norm for germination.
Any here grown them?
I planted a lot because the orignial seeds were taking too long to germinate, and I didn't really care about them, just wanted to practice and run experiments on them before I got my super hots and chinense in August.
I think I have about 6 HHW seedlings now, well , had. They are a few weeks old and have a full set of true leaves, but I've lost 2 to damping off (I think anyway, wilts and rots at the soil line).
Strange to me as these aren't just small seedlings with just the cotyledons. I have them under a MH lamp at night, and out in the shaded sunlight & breeze during the day, only water them with a trigger spray every 2nd day.
So what's causing this?
Whatever it is I want to prevent it happening to my super hots that I can't afford to lose any of them, some I only have the one seedling growing.
Also damn, I need to get fresher seeds next year. Everything I bought off PRF germinates so easy as the seeds are only a few weeks old, everything I got from australia which is probably 6 months old (at least, might be from the year before), 3-4 weeks is the norm for germination.
got a photo?
Not sure of my advice even with a photo. I've lost a lot of faith in my growing abilities because I've lurched from problem to problem so far this season but there might be something in a picture someone can pick.
I've tried to grow them but I just trashed my only seedling cos it was sick with a whole bunch of other ones. I'll probably do my final (maybe
) lot of seeds on sunday if I can find the time, including the HHW.No photo because they've been thrown out.
They would be fine during the night under lights, but when put outside in the morning, I'd find them wilted. The stem reduced to nothing (just a brown 'string') at the base on the soil line. Seems like damping off to me, but only happened with the HHW, nothing else. Leaves and other parts of the stem are normal, roots look OK too.
I'm just wondering if they are more susceptible to fungus and damping off, and whether I should do something proactively with my other varieties of chillies.
My potting mix is treated with H. peroxide 2 days before use, and they dry out quickly either under the MH lamp or outside in the wind and sunlight.
edit: If I'm nuking the soil/potting mix to stop the bad guys, and I'm just planting in pots, I really would like to find a source for some rhizobacteria or something.
I know people here have mentioned a mycorr inocculant is the US, anyone seen something similar here?
Link to read in the morning I guess (when all nice and sober, clear thinking etc - PDF download though)
http://www.jarts.info/index.php/jarts/article/download/67/61
They would be fine during the night under lights, but when put outside in the morning, I'd find them wilted. The stem reduced to nothing (just a brown 'string') at the base on the soil line. Seems like damping off to me, but only happened with the HHW, nothing else. Leaves and other parts of the stem are normal, roots look OK too.
I'm just wondering if they are more susceptible to fungus and damping off, and whether I should do something proactively with my other varieties of chillies.
My potting mix is treated with H. peroxide 2 days before use, and they dry out quickly either under the MH lamp or outside in the wind and sunlight.
edit: If I'm nuking the soil/potting mix to stop the bad guys, and I'm just planting in pots, I really would like to find a source for some rhizobacteria or something.
I know people here have mentioned a mycorr inocculant is the US, anyone seen something similar here?
Link to read in the morning I guess (when all nice and sober, clear thinking etc - PDF download though)
http://www.jarts.info/index.php/jarts/article/download/67/61