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Yep, gradually getting them used to life outdoors.

Perfect looking plant! I'm green with envy...

Mmmm...Jamaican Hot Chocolate Hab sounds interesting.

I have problems with soil pH because my tap waters pH is 7.8, you can use white or apple cider vinegar to lower it, start at 1/2 Tbsp added to 1 Gal water and adjust from there, careful not to add too much as it can kill your plants.

OK, you're un-Australian, but yeah it sorta tastes like salty ear wax :lol: TPBM is curious about aliens.

Flush well with neutral ph water, final water with 1/2 strength ferts & epsom salts about 1 Tbsp to 4 litres(1 gal) water.

Yes, a vegemite sandwich :) TPBM is confused :confused:

Tea leaves contain all the big three nutrients, N-P-K, as well as some trace minerals. Sprinkle the used leaves on the soil and gently scratch them in.

+1 Nice mild full sun at the mo, seedlings are loving it, pity about next weeks forecast though.

Don't know about diatomaceous earth, but a pyrethrin & garlic spray seems to work fairly well, becareful using liquid soaps as some of them are petroleum based and can burn your plants!

mmmmmm fairy dust.... It's mine,mine,mine all mine I tell ya! TPBM is having a secret rendezvous with TPAM

It's a long way to the shop if ya want a chiko roll.

Thanks Daz, very useful info. QUOTE: You can also try brunnings tomato and veg food... This is exactly what I use with a humus compost to help water retention.

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I've never used them before but have just bought some for next crop, hoping on a better germination rate, I did read though that it is better to remove the netting before potting up.

Good point, when it's hot without a tray you can be watering everyday or more, I don't have any trays so I use a humus compost on top of my soil when it is hot, this helps the soil stay moist longer.

+1: Hard to diagnose without pics, we love our plant porn :)