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WOW!! Nice list Marco. Can't wait to see you're beautiful photos of these ones. Good luck. :cheers: Jas

You are most welcome! I've been waiting for you're updates. They all look awesome Grimus. Those things look as though they'll be good producers if they keep going the way they are! Good luck man and stay off that Neem ;)

Congrats to all involved and especially the winners. Good to see an Oz presence here too! Well done all!

Nice going T, just wondering though, do the DWC with Coco Coir use more Nutes than the Hydroton? Just curious because in all you're pics they seem to be a lot wetter on the surface than the Hydroton, and I thought that maybe it would evaporate quicker. :cheers: Jas

Rock wool works well for me, I think it makes it easy to see if it's too wet or dry, I got around 85-90% using rock wool, Just be sure to rinse well with water prior to use and check the pH they can be a bit on in that regard. :cheers: Jas

Slick, is that Thrive or Super thrive? If it's the latter be careful with it, plants tend to get leggy on it!

:welcome: from Far North Queensland Australia.

:welcome: From Far North Queensland Australia.

Root damage doesn't concenr me too much chilli plants (IMO) are tougher than we give them credit for, I think a little tease of the roots is important to allow them to grow into there new home. A lot of people on here actually cut the root ball down prior to over wintering too, so I think a...

Cheers for that Quee, The Scorp doesn't have the same markings as that leaf you have there. I'm not sure it "started" anywhere, I think it came out of the rock wool like that. But it doesn't seem to effecting it too badly at the moment. So hopefully it just has some form of genetic problem like...

Just a quick update, to show a couple of Scorps ripening up for my pleasure/pain. They aren't bumpy at all but I think thats because of how much rain we get this time of year so they don't get a chance to get too much drying out time, and not getting stressed at all by the climate. I'm moving...

Looking good Timmy, I'd keep up with the Ozone treatment, as long as you avoid the foliar feed with it, by the sound of it, the plants are liking what you're doing. They look awesome too mate!! I have two Scorps ripening as we speak and the same plant just keeps setting fruit! The plant is only...

In terms of longevity for the growing medium, I'd use Hydroton, It can be rinsed and re-used as opposed to coco or peat moss, which I believe breaks down and will not really be re-useable. The thing with Hydroton is, (as I have found) the roots tend to grow into it as well as around it but I...

From the pics I've seen of pods from another plant I don't think they will. But I was told there was a bit of variation from plant to plant. Be cool if they did but. :cheers: Jas

+1,000,000!! It's pinned to the top of this Forum you can't miss it. Good luck mate.

Seeing as though it's been like this since day dot, I was leaning towards something like that myself. I think, YES, it's just a freak. :cheers: Jas

My Brain Strain took quite a while too. Was looking at puting in new seed then... WHAAAAAAAAMO there they were. Oh, and a plug "THANKS CAPPY!" Awesome seed mate got 100% from what I put in! :cheers: Jas EDIT: Congrats on the Brain Strain!

Hey Gas, Wish I could have remembered the ROGOR!! Was standing in Bunnings today thinkin "Hmmmmmm, ROGOR just don't sound right" so I bought some other CRAP, nah I haven't even tried it yet so I can't bag it. But had I known I was lookin at the right stuff I'd a snapped that sh!t up! I have a...

The only thing with "over watering" is they live in Deep Water Culture. Which means they live in water with air injected into it. I've checked if the air stone has moved from under the roots, but no it hasn't. All the other plants are running off the same air supply (another reason I moved...