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Lght, thanks for that, so i assume since its all organic there isnt really a way to burn the roots or leaves or anything? Obviously you cant make the initial brew to strong...

I know its probably still raining, but some photos might be of benifit. I use the 9L buckets for a lot of my plants as well, i have 5 holes on the underside of the buckets, and also another 4 around the sides near the bottom. I dont use a drill however, i use a soldering iron, melts the bucket...

Thats exactly what i was thinking... Make sure you wash it after doing some grinding.... :surprised: :lol: :eek:

Please do show some pics :) I made sure that the molasses that i got was unsulphured, well at least thats what the lady i bought it from said...so heres hoping. As for stiring the brew i dont think there is any problem of it not being mixed, every couple of hours i was going and looking at it...

Been a sort of productive day...repotted a few plants today that were all overwinted. The couple in the front have been repotted, the ones at the back will be done over the next few days... These plants here were repotted quite a while ago (about 2 months) and kept away from all the...

Time for an update. Overview of some of the early starts of the season, trying to bring them back from being stalled. Just a shot of some of the little seedlings sitting there growing slowly. Red rocoto on the left, orange manzano on the right. I wasnt expecting to get any pods first...

Thats a good looking list!! Hope you have lots of room to grow them all....dont end up with the same problem i always have...to many plants not enough room. Then again I dont think there is such a thing as to many plants :hell: :onfire:

So i have setup my first worm tea brew. Evilbay provided me with an air pump which only cost me $6 including postage. It apparently provides air at a rate of 4L per minute from two tubes with air stones on the end. I made the little bag out of some spare shade cloth i had sitting around, and i...

the best thing to read is below: http://www.thehotpepper.com/topic/25596-the-comprehensive-guide-to-over-wintering/ Take a look at that thread, and if you still have some questions, just post in there and the guru will get back to you :)

Ok since all my questions have been answered, i want to see some pics of your worm farm setups, or tea brewing setups. I will be taking a couple photos tomorrow of my worms to post here. Come on people show us your worms :lol: :eek:

I know i cant be involved in this, but good luck to everyone who is. Man the best man / small fury animal win :)

:welcome: From Adelaide This is the forum you want, any information you need, come on over :)

Your not the only one that talks to your plants....

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When i was planting these two plants, i actually ran out of my normal mix, hence why there is so much compost in there, lol. My normal mix is around: 50% Potting soil(Bags) 25% Coir 20% Compost 5% Perlite And some blood and bone. I make it in batches in the wheel barrow and then put it in big...

Looks like most of the plants are happy, maybe the weather was a little to hot though... also looks strange having flowers on such small plants, but then again some of my overwintered plants have much the same thing, producing flowers low down on the plant and nothing up top. either way, looks...

Going against everything everyone has said on here... I actually dont mind if my plants are a little leggy the first year, it makes the main stem taller and means when i cut it back there is a taller plant. In my opinion it means more nodes, more flowers and hopefully more pods for the second...

Truth be told, all the soil was was 1/2 90% done compost, and 1/2 bought potting soil. Also added a little blood and bone when i planted, but thats all. And their requirements would be?? Other than not hot as hell weather...

the temp got upto 35c here yesterday, and today its pissing down with rain. my plants are very confused...