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Depends on what you're after in the plant. If it's mescaline you're after then there's a lot of debate about the effect grafting has on the amount of mescaline that develops. If its ornamental, then go for it.

Best watched with this music playing! :rofl:

http://science.slashdot.org/story/11/10/26/159203/sensor-enables-3d-mapping-of-rainforests?utm_source=rss1.0moreanon&utm_medium=feed Someone buy one so we never have to guess what chilli it is :P

Wet as.

I just set it on low. Because the amount of sand, it took about 4 days to work out the temp so it's stable between 30-32. It's set on 2.5 out of 7 so there's room for change if I wanted to use it for different germ temps. I had it cranking on 40 for a while there (the cat obviously thought it...

Not knowing how much common sense you have, I don't want to say something and have you burn your house down - so don't burn your house down. That being said, it should work, depending on the thermostat style. If its the on/off style, you might see fluctuations in temp as the heater goes on and...

Your Argyreia will have a bloody hard see coat, do you scar it first? Other people boil them, H2O2 soak them, whatever the method, those hard buggers will do well with some pretreatment.

Yeah, a screen will do the trick and make sure there's no gaps. You can also introduce dragonfly, they will eat them.

Yep, squishing the s*** out of it did the trick. When they say anaerobic, they mean it!

Sooo, hot stuff is getting more public, had to laugh at some of the comments - http://science.slashdot.org/story/11/10/17/1358244/can-the-hottest-peppers-in-the-world-kill-you?utm_source=rss1.0moreanon&utm_medium=feed

Any ideas where to get the silver mulch in Australia?

Well, I do brush my dog right next to the chillies, which results in 30 dogs worth of hair covering the plants, didn't think it was good/bad. I wouldn't use vacuum cleaner waste, just asking for mould IMO ( I do live in Brisbane however, the home of mould). Everything else other than the Tums...

I grow a few Gingers, normally I would grow in the ground but something loves digging it up, so they're recovering in the shade house at the moment. I put it in the ground in very early spring, forget about it for a year then harvest replant, repeat. Also, there's a "growing other" section...

I..... don't know!

mmm reminds me of - http://theoatmeal.com/comics/design_hell

Sent you an email from THP, hopefully it got to you. (never used the send an email option on here, so not entirely sure how it works)

Either that or you'll change their political views.

Well, got my smarts for the uber electric fence sorted - thought I'd better detect if something is stuck on the fence and shut it down, don't want to add fire to my troubles. Once the rain goes away, it'll be time to deploy this bad boy. Videos to come...

My rule of thumb is if they stretch, they need more light. I use two 130w CFLs.

Sorry, I got names mixed up - Plectranthus amboinicus (Mother of herbs). A fair few people report success. I put it around my container plants and they haven't been ripped apart yet, so I guess it works, just not enough.