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Got some pictures to show for us? Its easier then to imagine what u got going on there :)   Greetz,   Oli

    For the winterperiod they definateley are moving to the attic, growroom is being prepared, the reason they are downstairs is that I'm to lazy to move them twice a day, from the attic to outside and vice versa.

  Thanks :)

  It definateley looks like them, but never saw them grow upwards. I'm very curious what they will be when ripe :) Will keep this topic updated soon! Thanks for the reply Joe!!   Greetz,   Oli

        Both thanks for the advice, will get the ph-tester and have a look, I'll probably will be getting me some bonemeal too.   Greetz,   Oli

  So the airplane is stuck in the hangar, loool :rofl:

Hello guys,   Need some advice about plants that stopped growing, flower buds that drop (in mass) and yellow leaves which also fall off (leaves have no symptoms of brown spots or anything, they just turn yellow). I'd post a picture of these leaves aswell, but my loveley helpfull wife picked them...

  In this second picture, do I see some bishops crown too in there? (if yes then I'm starting to learn ;) )

Probably just a freak of nature, nothing to worry about :)

We had it in the online newspaper in our country too, damn lucky that mudslide swept him out of the way or he'd be as flat as a dime.

Hopefully it catches on in China!  When the Chinese peeps start buying your sauce in mass u'll become seriously whealthy!! :party:    

These should be mini bell yellow peppers, but I've never seen bell peppers grow upward like these do. The pods look a bit like mini bell's though. Does anybody have an idea what this plant would be? Or is it some kind hybrid between a bell pepper and something else? The flowers start  pointing...

The bottom pic looks just like my Bhut Jolokia Yellow  (but not sure if it really is bhut as i'm doubting my seeds provider)

take 1/4 gal. of boiling water and cut up abt 10-15 cloves of garlic into it. Let this mixture  sit overnight and spray it on the plants. Most lil critters dont like the smell of garlic   Greetz,   Oli

yup, thats some real nasty mildew goin on there... Hope u can get it out and fast, else all plants will die

a warm :welcome:  from Belgium!!

All info on soil is most welcome!! Very much appreciated u want to share knowledge!!   Greetz,   Oli

:welcome: d Greetz from Belgium!!

  Australia has very hard laws on importing products especially when they could threaten the indogenous fauna/flora. Europe is not so difficult about this, except when it's about large quantities. Maybe this can help : http://www.daff.gov.au/biosecurity/import/application/how-to/plant-seeds-nursery

  When I use the image link it says I'm not authorized to use this kind of method.. So I do it like I described in my post, but i guess any way u can get the pics on here is fine :party: as long as it works :)