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I find them extremely fresh tasting very juicy - almost like a green bell pepper (they are also very thick fleshed) - but they pack quite some heat A nice pepper indeed - but they are locality readily available (4 cheap) that's why I debate growing them... Al

  just leave them alone - they will grow like crazy anyway if you are in FL :-D so far I like what I see from my indigo rose ... lots of prolific flower clusters, first fruit showing (true!)   (again, its an indoor grow in winter)             cheers, Al

iirc, PJ sells his disposables (deseeded pods) here on the forum ...   and www.semillas.de gives away free reaper seeds for all orders.   al

trippa,   it says so in the table - check out the last word before the ppm-values. ("root", "leaf" - its not too obv. for the beet, but check other veggies and you will see what I mean)   and yes, yoghurt bacteria will do ... I would use those as well, except I do have water-kefir (tibetians?)...

  3/5,   I dont have too much going on pepperwise (or better said - I do have quite a rotation (I sell pepper-plants)) to make it worthwhile ...   but I was having a little walk through the garden and found a good, fast-growing test specimen ... BEANS!!!!!           the rows left of the white...

Japan is full of ferments ;-) miso, natto and a thousand others As MH said, worst case let a "natural" yogurt sit at room temperature, then strain off the yellowish liquid - that's your lacto. Al

  good thing if you use lactobacteria in the mix - it tones down any "loud" smells :D   cheers, good luck and keep us updated ...   Al

Hey, believe it or not - I am ILL-INI.... many moons ago I spent a year @ UIUC... Sweet memories, indeed The only bummer... The local football team sucked worse than a Hoover - even the fine folks from Iowa whipped 'em :D Cheers, Al

Heck, you could stuff it with a MoA - instant pepper heaven :D Good vibes to all, Al

Discussion:   looks like something as basic as "Lettuce" ranks high in both N, P and K ...     Chemicals in: Lactuca sativa L. (Asteraceae) -- Lettuce Chemicals   ALANINE Leaf 560 - 9,333 ppm DUKE1992A   ALPHA-LACTUCEROL Plant: DUKE1992A   ALPHA-LINOLENIC-ACID Leaf 1,130 - 18,833 ppm DUKE1992A  ...

For all those folks who wanna skinny-dip into this topic ...   Here is a list of plants high in N, P and K ...     (source: http://www.ars-grin.gov/duke/highchem.html )       Plants high in NITROGEN Ordered by quantity   Format: Species / Part of Plant / Quantity measured / Reference     Cucumis...

Just to keep this thread flowing ....   I started a Bull-Kelp FPE today ...   got some dried Kelp, rinsed it, and nearly burned up my blender milling it :D ...    then a dose of molasses, my Lactos and a lot o water ...             in 1-2 weeks we should have a good extract ...   thx for...

Very cool of you!

I applaud your attitude! Cheers & TX to you and all involved Al

Thx, Ray... But I will have to sit it out... Damn postal strike.... Bought seeds from semillas.de a good while ago and haven't received those either... I ts been that long I don't even remember what I ordered - so I get 12 packs of mystery seeds :D Cheers Al

Grx, Walter I passed by a post office today and saw a huge sign... LEGAL STRIKE! Just what I wanted to see - with Ramon's seeds being somewhere in between :D 1 abrazo, Alfred

    Here's a convenient three-pack of our top liquid fertilizers for hydroponics: Big Bloom, Grow Big Hydroponic, and Tiger Bloom. Use them in sequence for brilliant blooms and luscious fruit all season long. Start with Grow Big Hydro for abundant green growth. Switch to Tiger Bloom at the first...

Chile is also on the list ... courtesy of Sr. Walkgood :D   (still not received it - but thats merely a problem with local postal service)   cheers, Al 

  of course you do not introduce genetics ... what you introduce (in this particular case) is: Auxins, Cytokinins, Gibberellins and other growth hormones. You get those "floating" around in the plant, particularly (again: in this particular case) in the new shoots (the new grow) of the plant.  ...

Hi there,   luckily, AACT is already an established fact here in THP forum ...   I would like to expand this openess to Fermented Plant Extracts (FPE's).     Here is a very basic primer on the topic (sorry for some kindergarden-talk (and resulting inprecissions) - but I really want that people...