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Hello brother from another mother :) What I like about NO tray is that the water is properly passed through the root system, whereas if you use with tray on it might prevent a free flow keeping the roots too wet. Well that's my theory anyway!

+1 I wrote on another thread about nutrient lockout which caused nutrient deficiency, quite a few new leaves were appearing malformed, once I fixed the problem things got back to normal. Is the new growth considerably yellow/light green? If so this could be a sulfur deficiency.

Here's one of my favourite bottles I got from my nan years ago, she found it in her back yard in Adelaide S.A, Between 1890 and 1910 heroin was sold as a non-addictive substitute for morphine. It was also used to treat children suffering with a strong cough. (I'm surprised that they remember...

It's a fact that you can burn 25% more calories a day doing nothing but eating chilli and drinking caffeine. :dance:

I liquid and foliar feed atm but had a nutrient lockout which caused several deficiencies like nitrogen, calcium & sulfur, the new growth was very slowed, yellowed and malformed, I flushed with neutral ph water then added a good dose of liquid fert and magnesium sulfate(epsom salts), everything...

:lol: TPBM wears a pair of leopard print budgie smugglers and ugg boots at the beach!

Interesting history about the bottle & bottle making since I am a bottle collector myself, unfortunately the only thing I ever got from digging around in my garden was a bad back :mope:

How do you know when your chillis are ripe if you are colour blind?

So a combo liquid, pellets and compost along with a flush once a month should be a winner.

Whoa that should be high in N. Worm castings hay, where to get around Brizzy?

I was in the park the other day feeding the pigeons... . . . . . . . . . to my cat :)

abnormally extra large

Not jealous, I retired years ago, life is one big holiday :) TPBM talks to their plants

What is your experience with using Liquid fert or Slow release pellets! Some say liquid fert is easier to use and control a precise amount of NPK & micro-nutrients where slow release has an unpredictable feed rate. Others say liquid ferts build up salts over time and cause nutrient lockout...

I think I will, I'll go get me self a kilt. TPBM snorts dried 7 pot

I was in the pub the other night speaking to some bloke... I said, are you gay? Your breath smells like semen! He said, I just finished sucking on a life saver! Sorry, that one was a bit below the belt.

along with 5

I told my wife that a husband is like a fine wine; he gets better with age. The next day, she locked me in the cellar.

The first time I was given some I didn't know how hot they were, I thought oh those little things couldn't be that hot so I chopped up 15 of them and put them in my bowl of soup! Yee Haa took me ages to finish it and the next morning, well you know! :onfire: