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contest Growdown Throwdown 2019 Sri Lanka - Chilli Red!
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Grow big one, plants aint liking it muchEdmick said:
You'll be happy with the dyna gro products. It's a really solid nutrient line. Go on the low end of the recommended feeding though. The grow formula recommends 1/4 to 1/2 teaspoon per gallon at every watering. I do 1/4 per gallon every week for my peppers and they love it.Ghost Pepper Revolution said:
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Cut it in half then put it outside it should be finesaiias said:So.. This is my plant. It may not be as big as the others around here but.. this one wants to bloom and put some fruits out already. Its still cold out side. Please suggest me what to do.
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stettoman said:Um, dummy here, asking the obvious. If an Anuum and Chinense cross, is it still an Anuum? It depends on which plant hosts the blossom, right?
But if it has all the outward characteristics of a Chinense, like these so far are manifesting...?
...and who's to say that your overambitious pollinator bees didn't make the rounds from several donator plants? Just how many possibilities are there that a dozen of us with crosses have differing crosses?
This could turn out to be a pan-generational phenomenon, just because the Guru couldn't keep his Sri Lankan panties on.....
Perhaps in 10 years I will be able to come back and answer this question with more authority, however, for now, suffice it to say...mother nature is capable of all sorts of things.
Besides, my panties were only small enough for a few iso pods, the lot of you get the experiments! Muahahahahah yes do my evil bidding!
Walchit said:
ColdSmoke said:
SOB I thought we buried that method long ago?
PaulG said:
My preferred aerator of choice.
Arthropods said:
Nothing beats just sowing directly into some chicharrones though...
Edmick said:
They do love to eat
Kennylay said:It would be an interspecific hybrid I believe, such as a mule.(donkey x horse) Same genus different species. These are much more commonly infertile due to larger genetic gap.
Where an INTRAspecific hybrid would be same species different "sub species". Such as a bloodhound/poodle mix. Both animals are same species, but genetic lines are true enough to show hybridization. These are usually much more likely to produce fertile offspring.
Does any of that make sense?
In theory
stettoman said:
In theory
NeedsWork said:Potted up a friend just in case the Chinese aphids get too bad.
Today was the first warm day in a long time. Hopefully we are starting to turn the corner toward spring. Those of you with plants outside are making me jealous!!
YUCK!
Edmick said:
Thanks for the heads up, I usually do a low test so as to not burn em.
Havent seen a Glog for ya, not doing one this year?
If you have to tell him not to do it he doesnt deserve to winsaiias said:
Probably not. Just doing some basic varieties. Gonna be getting back into chili cookoffs and since my recipe was developed with basic varieties easily found at grocery stores that's mainly what I'll be growing. I put an insane amount of peppers in a 10 gallon batch and it gets pretty expensive. I'll still have a few other cool varieties going but nothing like last year.Ghost Pepper Revolution said:
I dont think thatll work. You see I found a much more effective plan. Remove your plant from the root up. No plant=no branches.Edmick said:
Ok, so not the only one outside lolDevv said:
