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Thats a beauty of a garden mate! what sort of temps are you hitting in Vic at the moment??

I find it easiest using a pair of tweezers to get in there and pull off the buds! That way there is less chance of damaging any new growth growing next to the buds.

As Blister stated, its a personal preference. I pinch off buds as soon as I am able to get to them without damaging the new growth popping up around them. From what it looks like in your picture, you should be able to get to them with a pair of tweezers! Good luck, hope this has helped!

Awesome man!!!

wow, thanks for the info Hollyberry Lady!!

He mate, If it looks to me like the plant will drop the leaf by itself I figure why prolong the inevitable, pull the sick limb off for it!

hahahaha!! my missus would castrate me if I did that to her

chilliman - how to wild strawberries differ from commercial varieties, in terms of taste and appearance???

I agree that Fosters is totally horrible! Do many Aussies like Crown Lager? I used to work in a supermarket and they were selling Crown lager which was past its used by date (but still ok to drink) for half the usual price. My boss at the time was an Aussie and he brought a whole damn pallet off...

haha these pics have cheered me up after a frustrating day of catching up on late assignments for university (assignments = lame) Cheers guys!!

Oh yeah, I forgot to mention they are all 'Chandler' variety, which I assume is a pretty standard type?

Hey all! This is my second year growing strawberries, last year I had one plant.... this year 13! And no I am not superstitious of the number 13, and if I were I wouldn't be anymore because these plants are going awesome. Here are a few pics: I have a bit of a competition going with my...

Thats a sad sight mate! Personally I would remove the most damaged looking leaves, no use letting the plant put energy into them.

Awesome info here guys! much appreciated

Nah mate, my plants are too paranoid about catching the tobacco virus to ask for a smoke! haha

No worries mate! Manipulating the growth of plants by removing certain parts at certain points is something that interests me a lot, so I look forward to seeing the results of your experimentation!

I am by no means an expert on this subject but I thought I might share some pics. This is a Scotch Bonnet plant I have growing. About a month ago I pinched out the main growing tip and I have been amazed at how bushy it has become and how pinching has encouraged the plant to split three ways in...

Awesome work AJ, your plants are lookin' crazy and you have a cool accent! I envy your climate and how awesome it is for growing chilies/peppers, compared to me down here in the ass end of the world! I have always wanted to take a holiday to the southern states of the USA, Texas in particular!

Everything looks great! good job.