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Hey dude, did you get your trinnie seeds yet. If you dont see them in a day or so let me know and I'll re send em

In Queensland, Australia Yep, the ground is where I grow. I have some in pots, they are only 3 feet. I have a worm composter - Click on link below. http://www.tumbleweed.com.au/worm-farming/can-o-worms

Yep, second burn sux

Love the worm juice. Here's the proof of the growth boosting value. My Congo Blacks and Bhut Jolokias are way over my head high. In this photo, my Congo is almost to the garage roof gutter. Bhut's down the back yard are the same.

Well, had to do it. I descided the only way to find out which was hotter was to eat both of these pods. steps taken:- Put whole pod in mouth Chew it all up for 5 to 10 seconds Swallow. Results Trinidad scorpion - Well oh my....this hurt real bad. Milk did nothing to stem the sting. Pain...

I have found that they always go way better the second season. Your plants are still 1st year juveniles :dance: Also..you can gets runts in the chillie litters

Hmmm, I posted to this from the shortcut and yet can't see it here, Anyhow, like I said in the other section. PM me your addy and I'll get some to you. I also have some killer Douglahs, many agree that they hurt more than Trinnies.

I ditched the chem ferts for organic. A big difference within 3 months Now i use worm juice (run off from worm farm) and some seaweed. My plants are up to 6 feet tall and raging hot. How hot you ask. I ate a small Douglah and it caused the most pain i have ever felt. for 4 hours my guts felt...

no problemo pm me your addy, and I'll get some to you. You may also want some Douglah seeds...douglahs in my opnion are way nastier again.

Looks like they are just mis-shapped pods. A new green one popped out towards the back hiden under a few leaves and its the typical T'Scorpion shape. Call this one "BUSTED"

Wind rain storm etc and me forgets what I planted. Any how they have all grown up and one bush I cannot identify...the rest scorpions etc are no problems identifying. This one could be one of these:- A Jonah A Barrackpore A trinidad scorpion. I thought it was a trinnie. but it is not...

Buying it....pffeh. $60 for a farm and you only need $28 for 500 worms. The instructions say 1000 minimum - I guess that makes better sales, but not sence. They breed like......worms. My farm fills 2 x 1 litre bottles a week. I can't even use that much so I give it to freinds etc.

Only use 100 ml per bucket

Only the run off - you wet the top, colect from the bottom. It takeas a long time to fill the tray - bet yes after you start on tray 2 and all the worms move to the top. You then can use the castings

here is the worm farm http://www.reln.com.au/canoworms-p-9.html and my previuos post http://www.thehotpepper.com/topic/26275-pepper-model-shoot/page__p__526162__fromsearch__1#entry526162

Its the run off they call "Worm Juice" http://www.reln.com.au/canoworms-p-9.html

Just like my last post (I showed oversized Lemon Aji's and Bonda Ma Jacques), these Congo Black's are larger than usual thanks to my worm farm investment. and the plants are loaded

Its actually summer. yeah, there bigger than last year thats for sure. Getting the worm farm was a big plus for me. The chilli plants love the stuff.

Lemon Aji's are big azz. Worm juice seems to be doing its thang! And my Bond Ma Jaques after pruning have come back better than ever Crappy over exposed shot, but nice Choc Habs eh

LOL talk about over dramatization. Some one who was actauly there tells how it was nothing more than a curtasy ride from the ambulance driver to get some alkaselzer....sort off "Before anything else - this is my favourite local Indian Restaurant. Been eating there for a few years now and will...