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    SF 2020/2021 Season

    My first plant has forked and is producing buds. Pink Tiger x Peach Bhut Sent from my M2004J19C using Tapatalk
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    SF 2020/2021 Season

    Thanks Paul. I've had to scale back the grown considerably. Mixing, ECing, pHing and then feeding 30 odd plants a day was taking easily 2 hours each day when accounting for different nutrient solution strength for different plants. The only way I could see this method being viable would be...
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    SF 2020/2021 Season

    Got Coco, perlite, worm castings, neem granules and humate for my DIY potting mix. Just need some rock dust and osmocote. I wanted to use biochar but covid must've interrupted the supply chain for the company I was going to buy it from. Sent from my M2004J19C using Tapatalk
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    Viparspectra XS1500

    Is UV necessary for pepper starts? Sent from my M2004J19C using Tapatalk
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    SF 2020/2021 Season

    My biggest discovery is having containers elevated. Even though Coco drains incredibly quickly, there will always be runoff that drains out over a few hours after watering. I have elevated my plants using PVC pipes cut into small pieces. I had to use a hand saw and it was a pain in the butt but...
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    SF 2020/2021 Season

    When my plants are moved outdoors I'll be transplanting them into fabric grow bags in potting mix. I'll be using store bought potting mix for some plants and DIY potting mix for others. I'll be using 15 gallon grow bags mainly. 3 plants will be grown in pure coco. Many plants are going to be...
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    SF 2020/2021 Season

    After killing all my superhots last year before they even had pods, I'm so happy with how my plants are looking. This will be my first real pepper season. I'm still learning every day. I saw other growers with plants that looked like this but I never thought mine would look like this. Never...
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    SF 2020/2021 Season

    I've used blisters technique of sieving the coco. Coarse coco on the left, fine coco pith on the right. Once you remove the fine pith, the media drains nearly instantly and the roots grow fast. The coarse coco dries out faster which means you can feed it more often. In my experience, this...
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    SF 2020/2021 Season

    For lighting I'm using chinense clones of quantum boards. I've never seen growth as fast as I'm having with these lights. They're unbelievably bright, a photo can't show how bright they are. They have Meanwell drivers and are dimmable. I also have 3 cheap hygrometers. It's a bit cold...
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    SF 2020/2021 Season

    I start all seeds using the paper towel method then sow them into a single cup with a ziplock bag over the top. I use pure coco for this. After a few days they will sprout. Then I transplant them into mini solo cups. Then I will pick the healthiest and transplant those. Sent from my...
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    SF 2020/2021 Season

    Some catnip plants lived short lives. Sent from my M2004J19C using Tapatalk
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    SF 2020/2021 Season

    I have transplanted all my plants into plastic tubes with a layer of hydroton at the bottom. they drain in about 5 seconds then can go straight back into the tent. My past failures with Coco have been because of pH lockout, salt built up, overwatering and underwatering all caused by lack of...
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    SF 2020/2021 Season

    After a big failure last year (I killed my plants with excess neem oil), I have started a new grow. I'm growing in pure Coco coir (a few plants have some perlite mixed in because I ran out of coco). A lot of tips and tricks came from blisters grow logs. I've finally found a setup that works...
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    vendor pepperlover.com

    Looks like they're back!
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    Nutrient Companies

    Dyna-gro at the moment.
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