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When I used to grow this way I would simply set a same size bucket next to the plant I was gonna refill/change nutes. Lift the lid, plant and all and set it on the empty bucket. Then I would dump the old nutes, rinse well, add fresh nutes to the correct level and set the plant back in. Super...

Those Pablano/Scarletts crosses are looking good CD. The deer got into my pepper patch and ate some of them all the way down to the potting soil! I've got a few left but not many. My neighbors have had there shrubbery chew up pretty good too. We have hundreds of acres of wooded area...

Things are looking good! Looks like you've got the hang of Kratky goin' on there.

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I have a bottle of calmag and only use it to buffer coco. I use 5ml/gal water and cover the coco with it. Let it soak at least an hour but most times I just let it soak overnight. Rinse it well with ph'd water and it's ready for use. No need to repeat. I use Jacks 5-12-26 base nutes and add...

Forget about the bag. You shouldn't need it at all.

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It's my understanding that they "air prune" the roots which helps prevent the circling that the roots would do in a solid construction container. I've heard they also help the roots get oxygen. Like I said before, I use them and get decent results. Good luck with your grow!

Oooops. Forgot to add that I use the black and the tan fabric bags and haven't noticed any difference but I do wonder if it affects them. I still get peppers though.

Lining with a plastic bag would defeat the purpose of the fabric. You could try using Yuca powder to help break surface tension in your media. I use this one...

Just go faster. The sound will be behind you! :doh:

Hey CD. Is the Habanero Oxkutzcab just an orange hab from that area in Mexico. I've never heard of it so I curious. Also, where are your chocolate hab seeds from? Things are looking good!

I would think it needs at least a stubby rear fender. Isn't that gonna sling water everywhere? Or is it a sunny day only ride?

Thats cool CD! I don't have (cant find) the Moz Piri Piri seeds but I do have the PF Datils. I'm not growing them this season though. I've got almost all chocolate varieties started for this season. Habs and Bonnets mostly. I do have several San Isabel Island Hab seedlings and a few...

Nice looking grow CD and as always.......nice photos!

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Hi Paul. I just skimmed through your thread. Good job as always. Plants looking good. I especially like the looks of that Red Savina. Looks like you'll get plenty of those. Whats in store for them? Sauce? Powder?