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Indoors I could do as I have the luxury of central air / heating. What else would I need? More importantly; where could I get reliable seeds? Any pointers from you guys would be much appreciated! Maiden - yes, I am from London, Ontario. Practically neighbours :p

I've only ever seen this in other *ahem* gardens. Phenomenal setup and growth, dude. Great job!

Ontario, canada so year round outdoor is out. Still, it's pretty awesome!

This is a ride for sure! I didn't know there are so many types of carnivorous plants. Going to read up on these right away.. especially the gnat eaters ha.

Sweet tune, bud! Definitely a giv'r

Sorry for your loss. Great harvests though!

Great looking garden, miguelovic. Any more colour on the bhuts?

Welcome puppi, from ontario!

The tail on that reaper is terrifying. Red reaper gets +1/+1, deathtouch and indestructible until end of forever.

If I get a tenth of that off a few I'll be ecstatic. Thanks again!

Monster harvest :p New recruits. Thank you, cat, for trimming off lower growth. Sad szechuan. Parts unknown! Come a long way from a stem.

That hot chocolate pull is insane! Good harvest, alkhall. Any tips with the hot choc plants? Just started a few seeds myself.

Major bummer, riot. Peppers look smokin' though :)

Neat! I'll have to try this out sometime :) best of luck! *edit* Would the wire be firm enough, as the branches and trunk grow, to stay i the same place? Maybe form a nifty spiral throughout the trunk like you'd see with a tree growing into a fence? Curious like a cat.

Tagging along for the ride. Question: what does the wrapped wire do? Looks pretty awesome though!

Beauty box, ian! Big mal, keep us posted. Love seeing other growers' starter boxes. Any ideas on peppers yet? Best of luck!

Agree with hottoddy and SP. I have a szechuan that has had a single pepper on it from when it first started flowering and it's been dropping flowers with no pod setting until the psst week or so. They do what they want ha.

I have a fan on 24/7 and use a little teaspoon to tap the pollen into and then dip the middle in the collected pollen. Works pretty well but is time consuming.