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I've never heard of or seen that chilli before. Thanks for the video and the narration, keep them coming!

That sucks mate. Summer time hail in Florida? Never thought that was possible, but then again, what do I know. Hoping for a speedy recovery. If they can dry out maybe they'll be OK.

Harry suggested last year I just email Debco and that's what I did. Someone from debco replied and told me of all the bunnings stores that had their SRM and their organic potting mix. I think I just emailed debco@debco.com.au with my location and products wanted. I think what stores carry the...

Great video, I hope you keep doing them for other varieties. I've got an omnicolor but I have to admit it's been pretty neglected while I'm into eating the yellows (yellow 7 pot, fatalii and bonda ma jacques) and the superhots. But the omnicolor is a good chilli and easy to grow. Would make a...

I've got a different version of the general purpose one here, lower N in it for sure so I know it's different to the one you're looking at. Mine lists no calcium and magnesium, does yours? If not, I guess it's not for fruiting plants and that's why they have the tomato MG version.

Nah, like Mezo said, cheap crappy construction. I only had 5 plants in buckets blow over and 3 branches snapped during that weather. (I'm a a/c mech and spend a lot of times in roof spaces daily here too Mezo)

^ That's exactly what I did last year when double soaking seeds, (and used tweezers as well ). Yeah bunnings is crap, I had to call around last year to find any debco products, most didn't have them. I think only 4 stores in the whole of perth NOR carried their SRM. And as far as potting mix...

i thought you lived in the middle of nowhere, Where'd ya get pizza from LOL. Never heard of pizza capers in Perth. Eagle boys and pizzahut used to do a chilli pizza here with jalapenos, but even though I live central to perth there's no one of those around me, so impossible to get a chilli...

Mine stay outside even if its 4C, (which is 38F), no problems. But I wouldn't let them get any colder, or wet at all. Cold is fine, or wet is fine, but that cold and wet is not good, so try keep them dry.

At least it's not windy anymore. I only had 5 potted plants blow over and a few snapped branches. but cranes at construction sites were blown over, ships have lost sea containers, trees uprooted etc For thick plastic check builders suppliers or proper serious hardware stores. Otherwise get...

Yeah like I said, something going on there with jiffys, I don't know what and i can't explain it. My coco coir lives outside in a pot for weeks after rehydrating with cold tap water. The only thing growing in there was a weed - as it was open to all elements. Then it sits in a heated tray...

I'm putting my fennel plant near my chillies. If it doesn't work, I live 2km away from that university and I'll elaborately report my findings in person using mysterious ways. Plants are weird guys!

I did it last year. No benefit as far as germination, but it may kill any bacteria on it? I'm thinking things like bacteria leaf spot or pepper mottle virus which are seed borne. But then again most sources say to prevent them you need a bleach or clorox based soak I think. This year I...

Is that a proposal? :violin: Ha I got to many plants and new seedlings as well for someone is is supposed to be scaling down and moving house soon. I just keep on growing because I like it and if needs be all my friends will get heaps of chilli plants for free.

Yeah the wind today was pretty bad. 5 pots of mine got blown over, a yellow 7 full of green pods got it's branch snapped off. No rain and not much wind to speak of now though so get out there with a torch LOL. I raked a bin full of those crappy diseased fig tree leaves up yesterday, and now...

I don't know if this helps the OP as I don't know the products. I'm just chiming in to say I know what they are trying to explain, as down here in perth australia it's very common. The soil here is sandy and hydrophobic, water will not sink in at all, it just runs off. So there's lots of "soil...

Ok. Thanks. I have had a few plants with those tight downward curled distorted leaves and always thought mites because others have had the same symptoms and said it was mites. I know too well aphid damage as every plant I had was attacked by aphids, and what I had later on wasn't like aphid...

I haven't seen the difference between mites and thrips infestations, but I guess the end result or the treatment is the same? Anyway Simon, delaying action is just going to make the situation worse in the long run. Would you rather a have a few pods now but a few dead plants to come later, or...

Yeah it was copper sulphate I was refering to but couldn't remember the name but now I do: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bordeaux_mixture that's the powder option I mentioned, but the liquid sprays are some other copper compound I think.