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  Hi Chillidude, unfortunately I have had very little time to implement anything else. I will have to look at these measures for next seasons grow for sure ;)  

  Hi Wiriwiri, thank you for stopping by and checking things out. It amazes me every time how easy it is to do hard work when you are passionate about the task! I wish I was like this with other areas in my life :D The Rhomboideum is beautiful in a category of its own. I am not totally sure it...

Hi Dane, I would love to know for sure. My hunch is soil temperature around the root zone. While the pot was large, it used to get full sun all day and I think the roots used to get mighty warm in there. Planting the plant in the soil, temperature is cooler. I can't say for sure, but I have a...

  Hi Scott buddy, thank you - the soil here is amazing. So rich and loamy. I think the river nearby and the mineral rich borehole water has much to do with it.  

I forgot about this guy. I have had my Rhomboideum for three years in a pot. Pampered and lots of space. Happy as Larry... lots of flowers, but never a pod. This year is the first year I planted it in the ground - within one week there was pods setting on the plant. I thought that really shows...

Looking awesome Rick... not long now and you can have the sunshine back ;)

Nice start to the season CSB. Holding thumbs those late showers sprout soon!

Nice start there Trident - all the best for the season!

Really neat set up. Looking really awesome - all the best for your grow :dance:

lol Scott my friend, using your name and lazy in the same sentence is an oxymoron  :lol: 

  Hi Walchit, thank you buddy! It needs updating, but I have been putting off updating it... it will take a lot of time and money to do it :)

  Hey Karoo, most definitely. Give it a week or so ;)  

  Why thank you Karoo, that is a very generous offer! You should try and grow them out... I think those would be very attractive to most growers ;)  

  lol yes, that would make things easier  :think:

That is mighty fine Karoo! Those peach coloured pods are the bizz :dance:

Looking great Chilidude... roll on summer! If you don't mind me saying, your plants are a little on the leggy side. Lowering lights or increasing lumen might help. Airflow also will help with thickening the stems. May help :)

That don't look a bit like a chilli. Down boy!

Dammit, I just can't overwinter chillies. Paul buddy that looks incredible!

Wow Walchit, this is a great glog with really innovative diy stuff going on. I think you are in for a good season - holding thumbs for ya!

When the temperature rises prematurely pour some liquid nitrogen around the base of your plants. Should keep them from blooming early! :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: