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one of the NOT Scotch Bonnet Yellow Jamaican pods ripened. looks like a cross to me. the Scotch bonnet yellow jamaiian next to it has some nice bonnet shaped pods though :drooling:

first ripe pod of the season, also the first NOT of the season NOT Scotch Bonnet Yellow Jamaican Scotch Bonnet Yellow Jamaican Heavy Pratermissium. C. Pratermissium

some fantastic looking entries but DTS's entry just looks delicious.

nice

sounds pretty harsh for the plants up there.

28/2/13 - 26 Days Jiffys - 3/8 Seed raising mix - 6/8 Damp paper towel in baggy - 5/8 Coir peat - 1/8 Dirt - 0/8

old and odd http://youtu.be/pFcN_XADci8

yeh i can't explain it, not what i was expecting at all. 23/2/13 - 21 Days Jiffys - 1/8 Seed raising mix - 6/8 Damp paper towel in baggy - 3/8 Coir peat - 1/8 Dirt - 0/8 26/2/13 - 24 Days Jiffys - 2/8 Seed raising mix - 6/8 Damp paper towel in baggy - 4/8 Coir peat - 1/8 Dirt - 0/8

what are those seeds in? tea bags?

probably less

im pretty sure both those plants can have a wide variety of pod shapes.

i have about 6 different strains of SB growing in that garden and right form the stat the yellow Jamaican one has been different. different growth patterns and now elongated pods. I'm not really worried, iv been suspecting something was up with this guy for quite some time, just have to wait for...

same two plants a posted pics of last week, they have bushed out quite a lot Scotch bonnet yellow Jamaican pod on scotch bonnet yellow Jamaican. am i right in thinking it looks a bit long? scotch bonnet chocolate

22/2/13 - 20 Days Jiffys - 1/8 Seed raising mix - 6/8 Damp paper towel in baggy - 2/8 Coir peat - 1/8 Dirt - 0/8 its a bag of seed raising mix (not sure whats in it), that i have added coir and vermiculite to. ill have a look at the bag tomorrow and see what it says.

didn't he break the rules by telling us? (thus disqualifying him self)

nice list Joe, will be following for sure.

19/2/13 - 17 Days Jiffys - 1/8 Seed raising mix - 6/8 Damp paper towel in baggy - 1/8 Coir peat - 1/8 Dirt - 0/8

Glad i didn't leave them on my peppers, the yellow eggs is a good point, the eggs i found were white. don't know if we have those guys in my area don't know if we have those guys Don't think i have seen the younger stages, iv only seen adult ladybugs. yeh, there was a velvety white egg...

http://en.wikipedia....rmonia_axyridis These guys? They are the main variety of lady bugs we have in AUS, or else the ones we have look very similar. apparently their diet is Diet: Both adults and larvae of Asian Multicolored Lady Beetles feed voraciously on aphids, mites, scale, and other...

i think with the goats living there they will most likely have packed the dirt down pretty hard (think sheep's foot roller), i suggest you break up the soil well (and deep) before you plant.