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I have some yellow habs growing this year. Filmost is sending me some MOA to test (as well as some Ecuadorian sweet and some lucky dog sauces a few of us in Japan group purchased) looking forward to it! It's rained more this year than usual. Ready for summer to start, actually. My aji cito...

Hey, Here is Pt 1 and 2 of an experiment our podcast did and our first video cast. The idea was to take the same beer and drink it in different glass styles and compare notes. The difference is actually very big. Hope this will be interesting for some of you. Cheers...

thanks!

Rainy season is still here. I left this 30 litre bucket outside for two days Yellow paprika Do you have the Thyme Lemon cuke Aji cito Aubergine Erica d'australie Pods on my 7 pot bonsai My Eden

Not been picking any yet. Aji habanero might have the first ripe pods. Or jalapeño. Plants have been really good at self pruning this year. A hands off approach works well. I just give them compost tea and add manure or compost to the surface.

Well, rainy season sure is great for vegetal growth. Humid and wet. Me adding compost and guano to the soil surface soon gets driven in to the roots. My yellow habanero that was looking haggered got a harsh pruning and bounced back to this. Lemon cucumbers look terrible. The plant is full...

haha. you can't tell the accent. we are cut from the same cloth, but i think we grew up 250 odd miles apart. i should disclaim 'cut from the same cloth' i am saying we are from the same country. He is not my dad (as far as i know) haha

Interesting chilli. sharp and fruity. Thanks Filmost for the pods. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HsLqNF59p64

they are nice flavoured chillies. Incredibly bitter if not used properly. deep fried or charred is best

Been getting alright doses of sun in yokohama. They love the rain and humidity right now

Not yet. But I love hiyashi chuka in summer. Cold ramen noodles with soup and salad toppings (typically cucumber, ham, Crab and egg). It's my favourite food in summer. Wife always gives me lots of cucumbers and tomato. Looks like this

roses are popular here but the season is very short. its basically ended by now, its just too humid. they thrive for just a few months in the later part of srping - april-june  my mother in law has a huge white rose that covers half the side of her house. its still there, but too hot to flower...

Carolina reaper Aleppo Beast mode ground cherry Peter pepper Yukari bakan Mako akokosrade is a hell of a specimen. I remember I dropped and nearly killed it when it was a seedling. Now it's a blemishless beauty. Aubergine Cherry tomatoes ripening The cavalry Fresh cukes!

nice to hear from a fellow japan based  grower. i got my pots off rakuten. they boasted that the pots wont perish, but second year they are a bit brittle. still fine but ive teared a few by tryin to pick them up too fast. but another option )which i might go for next year is that siyu is...

yep, you gets its. so now right now its rainy season. and people love the sight of hydrangea. which i personally think are ugly flowers cause they look fake. Reason why people love them is cause they look beautiful compared to the grey skies. i think they are ugly flowers, but set and setting...

looking great! i love that campion. im trying to get some colour in this year and not just heat. nice to balance it out. a bit of Wabi sabi if you follow. after all, im growing in Japan. what are your average temps there right now. rainy season here. 20 at night and humid, its perfect for...

Aji habanero flower. My first baccatum! Ladybug larvae. Nice! Wife papped me doing some maintenance. Might not look much to some, but my veranda is huge by Tokyo standards. Tipsy had her first run around outside today. And her little nose was going doubletime trying to take in the...

Jalapeño is podding up Peter pepper too Morning glory climbing Got beans. Erica d'australie loving rainy season Aji habanero forked and it flowering too. Underneath is something to raise pots off the floor so fabric isn't soaking up surface water. Pineapple ground cherry is trying...

She's always burrowing. Trying to find small dark places to curl up in (hence I don't let her run free, cause no idea where she will get. She has a hide in her cage which is like a dark fluffy igloo. I recently put a metal plate in the bottom of it to wick away her heat.

shes an African Pygmy. her body will tell her to hibernate, but in Africa it doesnt get cold enough to need to. As a result they can't build up the fat reserves to hibernate. so if it gets cold and instinct says hibernate, its almost certainly fatal. so i have a temperature controller and heat...