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Jalapeño Peter pepper has a welcomed guest Vietnamese chilli Yellow habanero Started training the morning glory. I have Western and Japanese varieties Cucumbers

Rainy season just started. Combination of warm weather and plenty of rain water means plants grow noticeably fast. First few cucumbers. Made pickles. Cheery tomato 1 and pineapple ground cherry Wife's eggplant and my erica d'australie Aji habanero Swiss cheese aleppo Reaper Beans...

Cheers! Game on! Short beans. No idea what they specifically are thanks to a language barrier. My mother in law gave me seedlings and I took them. All I understood was they fruit well but don't get too tall. I need to stake them tomorrow. Peter pepper! I found a seedling for a hundred yen...

Looking great! Glad they missed the frost. Lows of 21c at night here right now. Beautiful weather and sunshine. It's about to hit rainy season and then it's tropical weather for me. Less fun than it sounds.

Slow progress but everything is right on the edge of that verge when they ramp up. Best so far is aji habanero forking and growing fast. National pickling is putting out cucumbers I have a bunch of fruit on the pineapple ground cherry Store bought jalapeño plant isn't shy about...

I had thought about aqua, but I read up and it's not the best for a veranda. One day I'd like to try

medaka are actually a very popular, tiny fish that are commonly and traditionally kept in containers outside. for decorative purposes. If you look very closely you might spot them. Imagine having pet minnows. I have ten of them in that container. i can see at least 4 in that pic, the rest hide...

looking good! i wish mine were half as good!

Been a bad year. Things are beginning to pick up, though. https://youtu.be/L_cH4I_Z0Tg Started off some compost tea, earlier. Bonsai chillies are doing great Planted some ginger today, which I've been keeping the rhizomes warm. Got some medaka outside too. The weather has been...

my bad. send me some f5 when you have them, id love to try! cheers!

I used a few pods in guacamole last year, really amped the dish. Great chilli

Thanks Filmost for the pod. Enjoy! https://youtu.be/KIzrDky9NZo

This year has been terrible. Plants look like this mid April. I don't wanna swear on this site, but you can imagine my frustration and what I might say. Things are meant to get better each year, not worse. However, I learned so much this year. If things don't pick up it's a store bought...

i always microwave soil. it was sterile. stupidly steamed them in a polytent (which i wont be using again). genuinely don't think it has anythng to do with soil. they would have rotted earlier if it were IMO what concentration to use peroxide at?

i don't think its the soil. putting them on a polytent on a sunny day did it i think. they basically steamed in there with no moving air. they were perfectly healthy beforehand, then suddenly fatalities. i have some peroxide, yeah

helthy looking seedlings part for at the base which was withered and hair like/brown. its damping off. they are out of the tent now. lost maybe 8 seedlings now :( Looks like the BOC and AJI Cito could croak, too. messed up badly this year I have sowed new annum. any chinense i lose are...

theres still time for annum and baccatum. just as well! should get an autum harvest at least

my bad season gets worse. lost a bunch of plants in the polytent. damping off. so i just started aleppo and chimayo sees off again. lost 8 plants and luckily the ones i lose were annum or baccatum. annoying after last years success. we all make mistakes. however my cucumbers have sprouted. nice!

Centennial. probably my favourite dry hop and one of the most solid American varieties IMO