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*whoop*whoop*whoop* *n00b alert* *beware - dumb questions ahead* I've seen a few hydro nutrients on the net with names like Megabud or Bud Storm (etc) with P + K (from NPK) with levels like 22% and 29%. can these be used in regular soil as a foliar feed or as part of a regular watering/feeding...

sorry mate I missed this post I bought some casings from here http://www.bakeandbrew.com.au/category35_1.htm I found the actual filling of the casings to be quite a bit fiddly so I haven't made any for a while, I think I will get into skinless snags and see how they turn out

I make the odd one in the bbq on flat pizza stones - they only take about 12-15 minutes to cook and taste great too. I've found that less toppings are better though I try to always get anchovies in there!!

deep sea petrol powered fishing reel... might be time to fence it - you know, throw it over the fence you could stick it on ebay - it would probably sell!

welcome to THP from the great land Down Under. your username has special significance here in Oz, you must be familiar with mulligrubbers! are you a cricket or Aussie Rules fan? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mulligrubber in cricket it is an under-arm delivery that basically rolls along the...

anyone here use Chilli Focus on their non-hydro plants? http://www.chileseeds.co.uk/fertilizer_nutrients_feeding.htm

my mum never said anything nice

hey Wiz - not attacking you - thread divergence happens here repeatedly, commenting on related aspects of a thread has always been accepted at THP. this Reimer's topic has been commented on ad nauseum on these boards, it is unfortunate you had to be the most recent victim of one of the many...

fert regime: when seedlings about 4wks old - very diluted daily spray of Seasol + Nitrosol (very diluted) when planted out: at transplant - a feed of Dynamic Lifter Tomato Food and well watered in with Seasol mix and occasional feeds of Nitrosol until buds appear weekly/fortnightly feeds of...

congratulations on the short germ at lower temps I'm germinating in jiffy pellets which sit in little pots so there is a slight gap between the actual pellet and the heat tray we could be doing the same thing

but seriously dude, what did you expect? that they'd get your order right and service you correctly despite mucking up everyone else's??? I can't see how you're so surprised by their responses - they seem to be appropriate given their reputation. stay cool mate

deal with a company with a solid reputation + pay a bit more = better results

I can't see what all the fuss is about jiffies - used them the last two seasons and had great results. I don't remove the netting pre-planting, I just don't let the roots go crazy and ball up too much prior to planting out - guys you gotta check 'em!

I started my germination in September (1st month of Spring in Oz)- I planted out 20 jiffy pellets with two seeds in each pellet, using a heat pad set to 40 deg C I had 100% of seeds come up within 2 weeks. my seeds came from NMSU. use bottom heat for accelerated results.

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one crocodile sandwich thanks and make it snappy!

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maybe James can't handle too much heat - 10 jalapenos, 6 serranos etc - sounds like something my grandma would put on her scones...

love that show!

my toothpaste is hotter than 150k