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its 12.38 am here, im in bed on my laptop, and I am drooling!! :drooling:

Hey mate, great grow log you have going here. That hot fish is going to produce a tonne of pods!!! Well done! I am 30 mins northwest of Melbourne and I have started my germination for this season. I germinate on a home brew (beer) heated mat, it stays around 24-26 degrees which works great...

76 pounds? that would fill an entire room!

No problems :) I am not familiar with miracle grow, sorry. But I dont think it would have perlite in it. It will probably have some slow release fertilisers, but I would put some perlite for drainage. Chillies love good drainage :) Thanks Stefan :) The Yellow 7 is easily my favourite plant, was...

Thanks very much irish :) Thanks mate, you are welcome. I hope the pods start coming in for you. I had a douglah that busted out tonnes of flowers, but couldnt get one pod to set for the season. I am overwintering it at the moment. Good luck! Cheers

Hi SP, No problems :) thankyou for the kind words. Thanks very much for the info on pine needles. I think I will use them and go slug hunting at night. Plus I might wait till the plants are a decent size before planting out this time round. Cheers :) Mitch

my chillies today, a few days before winter. Leaves are copping it from the cold. Still chillies ripening however. rocoto africans birdsye (loaded beast) ripening butch t (small one) the fatali that i cut back mid season its loaded with pods aji amarillo, probs 30 left on the plant...

yep agree with most here. also throw in some birdseye :) african birdseye always produces a tonne for me ;)

Thanks westin :) This site is great for info, I have used plenty of suggestions provided by others here. My season is just about over, winter in 6 days and its cold wet and miserable outside now. Ill post a few more now :) No problems mate. I used debco potmate. ;) Heres a few more for ya ;)...

Happy to help. I think it would be great if someone with a very successful season could post something similar to this with all their tips and lessons learned. It makes it easier for us guys :) good luck with your season!

They are definitely some of the best I have seen. Whatever you are doing, You are doing it right! ;) I am a noob too, learnt heaps from others. I'm going to take a closet look at your method now. :) keep the photos and info coming!

WOW! What a grow log! This is awesome. Some of thee healthiest looking plants on the forum! ;) Keep it up!

Thanks very much for the kind words bamaboy! :) I havent tried red 7's, I may have to get some seeds before it gets to late. Love the heat! :) Good luck with your grow. Cheers

Nice :) I might have to pick up some BS's from pepperlover for this season. I love the bumpy appearance of them. Im not sure of the taste. The fatali is great. That was a blonde fatali, it starts out pale green (below) rather then dark green. Tastes the same but produced heaps of pods :) blonde...

Your welcome. Hope it helps and good luck! :)

Thanks mate :) Definitely give them a go. Taste better then fatali in my opinion. However, they are quite a bit hotter, which is good for some ;) good luck with your grow :) Heres a few more pics for ya :) Blonde fatali (delicious) scotch bonnets (love the colour) loaded with yellow 7's...

oh and Matt, the Yellow 7's are great! They will be worth the wait! Heres a few more pics :) 3 gallons is around 11.5 litres I think. Dont stress too much, this size pot is still good. I got about 50 yellow 7's from my plant in a 10 litre container. Also 250 ajis from a 10 litre :)

Thanks very much for the info! I havent used them before and I will do some research. You might have saved me alot of pain ;)

No problems Matt, thanks for the reply. You will definitely have success cutting down plants as long as its not too late in the season. It was a winner for me. Winter is here next week and my fatali pictured is loaded with ripening pods. The butch t also has 20-30 pods and is doing well :) I am...

Hi everyone, First of all I would like to say I am no expert, this is just here purely to help out a few inexperienced people out there, like myself :) I would like to share some tips I learnt during my first grow. Hopefully they can help you on your way to success. I have many ideas for my...