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I'm not sure if it will survive the winter but I'm pretty confident that it can survive longer periods if the root ball doesn't get frozen. I will do some simple tests at the end of the season to see how it will turn out

C.flexuosum is indeed a very unique plant with a even more unique trait. The plant is very cold resistant and last year I was able to leave it outside with temperatures far below 0 degrees C (min. temperature was -12C (10F)) for about a week. The temperature did not exceed +0C (32F) the whole...

Thx :cool: Plants enjoy the weather outdoors.. I also transplanted 8 plants outside into the soil

Has been a busy week transplanting the Chilli's. Just 10 more to go... Used about 800 Liters of soil to fill the containers. This year I will plant some chili's outside in the ground just to see how they grow compared to the chilli's in containers C.tovarii CGN19198#2 C.cardenasii var...

You should have at least told me you where working on something.. That one is looking so good already. Will be a nice Bonchi I'm sure :) Good work!

Yes I'm still using it. What do you guys mainly use? I know Chilli focus is hard to get over there..

The weather is great this year.. Compared to last year, when most of my plants got root bounded (not enough space indoors) and caused very slow growth for 6+weeks or so, this year I was I able to progressively transplant the plants.. Can't wait to see the the difference in growth Got 32 out of...

Looking good my friend. How many plants did you have?

I eat some fresh make powders, sauce/salsa's... Transplanted some plants to their final container, 13 Liters. They will spend there first night outdoors. I made a small GH for them to stay in overnight. Protected them with some lace cloths, just in case.. Plants enjoying the sun. Will...

Will probably put the plants in the garden this weekend. Temperature dropped to 10 degrees C the last few days but the forecast looks good, +20 degrees C this weekend and next week. C.galapagoense

Thanks guys. C.rhomboideum is one of my favorite species.. The cross between Trinidad scorpion and PDN is an F2 seedling. Can't wait to see it progress Trinidad scorpion x PDN F1 Garden is ready for a new season C.rhomboideum Bonchi is flowering

Tepin Guatemala C.flexuosum

Tepin from Peru" X Fresno Rocopica (Ulupica Large) C.rhomboideum Caja Amarela Tepin from Peru" X Tarahumara chiltepin

Transplanted all plants to approx. 1 liter containers last week and plants grow good. The weather outside is very nice and the plants really enjoy the sun. Some pictures.. C.galapagoense CGN19198#2 Trinidad Scorpion X Pimenta da Neyde Inca Red Drop X Lemon Drop Trepadeira do Werner

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I grew that plant under a single fixture. 2 x 55 W. For growing I used the 4000K ones and for flowering stage 2100K. The light of the 2100K is more red.. Those bulbs are cheap and cost like €5-6, slightly higher as what you pay..

Those PLL's are great! I have been using them for a few years now to grow or pre grow chilli's. They are powerful enough to grow from seed to mature plants. Red Savina. I grew this plant indoors in 2008 and harvested over 100 peppers..

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I've put the wilds on a larger container Will put them on a 12 Liter final pot Will transplant the Brazilian/Hybrid species next weekend. The weather was very nice here today so they went outside for a while

Trepadeira do Werner Tepin Guatemala C.galapagoense C.flexuosum "Bonchi" Will re pot it back to a 10 Liter container