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By the look of it's prolific growth, most likely a choc hab.

I am really lazy at posting images so here's a few I snapped on the way to work This year's additions, thanks to JungleRain - One SUPER healthy over-winter -

But no where near as evil :hell:

Ahhh, lifters - there's your problem :P

Try the Coir ones. Peat can die in a fire, it's horrible stuff.

Are there more than the two beds? With 643 plants in two 2x12m beds that give each plant 19.32cm x 19.32cm of growing space...

Awesome, welcome and hope to see you around some more.

Cool. Couple of notes - Supermarket vegies may be treated with anti growth hormones and; certified seed potatoes are disease free, the supermarket one may not be. Remember Ireland?

You think that's crazy, wait until you see what I have planned for them next. I am over them, I've tried to be nice - Got the possum/turkey trap people to move the male out - new male replaced it Bought HEAPS of Coleus and planted it out to repel them - they just cover them with dirt Fenced the...

Ha, awesome work. How'd you find this site?

It was the number of my first bank account which my parents created when I was very young. It was a bit of a moment for me as I was thrust into 'the system' where names where irrelevant apparently. Now I use numbers everywhere as a bit of a piss take of how unsocial society is these days.

NFI. The DPI down there doesn't seem to say much about it either - http://new.dpi.vic.gov.au/agriculture/horticulture/vegetables/vegetables-a-z/capsicum-peppers-chillies I did find their heat rating somewhat amusing tho, which is why I posted the link.

I do electrolysis all the time, works very very well. Since it's cast, you don't need to worry hydrogen embrittlement. You can put it in a bucket of molasses and it will strip rust right off. If you want something quicker, good old rust converter will have in done in a couple of mins.

Not with that attitude ;)

Yeah, I noticed that article made it to slashdot as well. Not sure why, it's not that it's overly inaccurate, they're just very loose explanations for everything in the article.

http://jhered.oxfordjournals.org/content/94/4/355.full Perhaps we have some hybridisation happening?

mmmm, need a new sight tho, only got carbon arrows - don't want to lose them. I mean, nooo they're heritage listed, you can't kill a bush turkey :P

That's exactly what I do with my clones to reduce transpiration loss. Doesn't seem to affect the strike rate but they establish quicker. Might work for you, might also cause mould problems. Here in SEQ, there's no problems growing them.

I am totally sick of wanker animals destroying my garden. Now a section that has been completely fenced off because of bush turkeys has been ripped up EVERY DAY. Something has a fetish for digging up galangal because I'm finding it everywhere. WTF am I supposed to do now? I fix one pest...

Yeah, I was interested in growing some but the 6 year wait until harvest didn't make me wet. Now that I think about, if I did plant some out, it would be harvest time.