Hello from Singapore

Soe

Soe

I am a Burmese chilihead from Burma but currently living in Singapore. I've been lurking on THP long enough and thought it was finally time to say "hello" and "thank you" to the creators of THP and all those who have contributed their vast knowledge on this forum. I have 39 chili plants and seedlings currently, all on my small balcony. My latest pride and joy is my little C. galapagoense (finally sprouted on the third try with the help of GA3). I like all hot peppers but my favourites are C. frutescens. Yeah..so a big "HELLO" to all and I am so glad to be here.
 
HELLO! Glad to finally see an active member who is from Singapore as well! Good morning! My plants have not been so well though. haha.
 
:welcome:  from sunny South Florida!  :woohoo:
 
Thank you everyone!
 
 
buddy said:
Greetings from Illinois.  Where do you work?  I travel to Singapore occasionally.
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Hi buddy, I teach at a polytechnic here. What about yourself? Let me know next time you are in Singapore.
Kyox89 said:
HELLO! Glad to finally see an active member who is from Singapore as well! Good morning! My plants have not been so well though. haha.
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Hi, Yeah glad to see another forumer from Singapore! I saw your grow log. It might be soil problem. It's hard to find good seed raising mix here, unless you mix it yourself.
mlh5953 said:
:welcome: from North Carolina!
 
Another occasional traveler to Singapore here. I love the local Malaysian food.  :fireball:
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Hi, I like Malay food too, especially their sambal belacan (chili paste) that comes with most dishes.
 
I lived in Penang and traveled to Singapore on occasion, I'd be surprised to find peppers not doing well there :) What varieties do you grow? Any pictures? We like pictures :D
 
Hello from California :)
 
Slizarus said:
I lived in Penang and traveled to Singapore on occasion, I'd be surprised to find peppers not doing well there :) What varieties do you grow? Any pictures? We like pictures :D
 
Hello from California :)
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Hi Sliz, thanks! So you are from Penang moved to California or from Cali who lived in Penang for awhile? Penang is a nice place and got great food. My peppers are all doing well. These are what I have now:
Bhutanese Sha Ema
Bolivian Bumpy (seedling)
Bradley's Bahamian (seedling)
Brazilian Pumpkin
Burkina Yellow
Burmese Bhut Jolokia (seedling)
Cambodian Bird (seedling)
C. Galapagoense (seedling)
CGN 21500
Cheiro Roxa (seedling)
Cheiro (Yellow)
Chocolate Bhut Jolokia
Condor's Beak
Congo Trinidad
Cumari Red
Dedo de Moça
Early Jalapeno
Fish Pepper (seedling)
Gambia Habanero
Guadalupe Black
India Jwala (seedling)
Mako Akokɔsrade
Malagueta
Mucho Nacho
Murupi
Mustard Habanero
Naga Morich
Naga Viper
Orange Habanero
Pequin
Pimenta de Neyde
Poblano (seedling)
Timorese Cabe Rawit/ Ai-Manas
Trinidad Douglah
Trinidad Scorpion Moruga
Unknown Chili
Vezanka
White Habanero
 
And I just acquired two types of Omani dried pepper pods which I can't wait to sprout. Will post some pictures when I am back in SG.
 
Impressive list! and I only lived there about 20 months but I loved Malaysia dearly, I have dreams of working there as a Biology teacher at the English school I went to.
 
How does your Orange Habanero grow? That is one versatile plant to put up with your wet season.
 
Slizarus said:
Impressive list! and I only lived there about 20 months but I loved Malaysia dearly, I have dreams of working there as a Biology teacher at the English school I went to.
 
How does your Orange Habanero grow? That is one versatile plant to put up with your wet season.
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My orange hab is doing quite well and productive actually. Pods are one of the most good looking ones I got.

 

Kyox89 said:
I definitely agree about the difficulty in getting good seed mix. Could you please tell me what you use?
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I mix it myself with volcanic sand, regular top soil, compost (all from world farm) and Espoma Organic Bio-Tone Starter Plus (from amazon). It works well for me so far.
 
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