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Below are links to two different tests where someone tried fertilizing their plants with redbull. https://prezi.com/rvr1xyvjotqf/red-bull-plant/ http://mihsbiology.wikispaces.com/file/view/JSiwiecki12.pdf   in both situations, the control plants (i.e the ones that were NOT given redbull) did...

Just some info not really directly related to the situation, but anyway :) "normal" composting takes much longer and does not kill bad organisms, disease etc like hot composting does.   hot composting happens when you mix similar amounts of dry/brown stuff (dry leaves in my case), with similar...

should be OK id think..just dont go too higher compost to potting mix ratio till your sure things are ok.   I often rake up dry brown leaves from around my property, then mix it about half and half with green grass clippings...add water and you have hot compost. :onfire:  I also throw crab...

  lol, how do I tell if my plants are suffering from a meth deficiency? Does it keep the plants growing 24/7 ? =D i heard of one meth addicted plant (a cayenne) that stole all the sun from its neighbour

ahhh lol my comment, said in jest, suggested a foliar spray application of petrol. I decided there was no need to drag the thread down even if I thought spraying red bull onto plants was not something I would be into.   

Removed my post, was not necessary.  :onfire:  :hell: Good luck    

depends how big your pot is :) a teaspoon or so sprinkled on the top of the soil in a 10L pot/ bucket would, IMO, be about right. would do that every month or so /when you can no longer see the previous stuff you applied.  

so something is stealing all my rocotos :( must be a rat or a possum maybe? pretty much all of them have been taken. have seen no signs of leftovers or half eaten ones or anything.. the stems look to have been chewed off by a rat or something.      update on the hybrid

    around 6.5 is the best you could hope for.  Soil is usually naturally slightly acidic. The problem comes after time and continued watering of media in a confined space (pot) with high PH water. The soil will buffer it for awhile, but the additives that are added to the water to raise the...

  Ok yes your correct on a minor technicality, you got me there, N is not a mineral.. Its not organic either though.  The point remains the same though that the nutes that the plant consumes are not organic.    Would be interested to see any info relating to these other "organic molecules" which...

  Ghost pepper / bhut jolokia is a landrace type pepper which grows wild in parts of india. Ghost pepper is actually thought to be an inter species hybrid between some unknown peppers. i guess its possible there is some habanero in there somewhere but it came about by itself. probably not...

  because technically, any fert (the actual N.P.K in it) is a mineral, therefore its not possible for it to be "organic"   organic = plant / animal matter. Ok you can get ferts made from organic materials, but the nutes themselves (N.P.K.) etc can never be "organic" as they are a mineral...

Your going to get lots of different ideas opinions for this one :)   iv been doing this a few years now and this is my take on the common methods...all have pros and cons IMO, depends how much effort you want to put in.    - Plastic bag / paper towel method. the highest germ rate but you are...

you can use citric acid to lower the ph of your water, which looks like sugar but is very sour. its cheap, you can get it at the grocery store & can also buy in bulk from some places. I got a kg or 2 of it it a couple years back, cost maybe $10?  I still 99% of it after all this time. half a...

You cant fix the current leaves that are crinkled. They will never recover. You say you had no luck, however your trying to fix what cant be fixed, which is only leading to more issues.  (over feeding)   You can only look to have the new growth growing properly / not distorted which takes time...

Its about to start growing branches out the side anyway.. iv got some plants which topped themselves and some which have not been topped. the ones that were topped by nature are still to have any open flowers. The others have open flowers and are also branching out down low as well / anyway. I...

if they are too waterlogged the seeds can rot/get soggy before they sprout

they should go straight under light as soon as you see any signs of life

That's what I figured as well :) my friend who also planted some has none that are purple. (so far) im also pretty interested, some of them are almost black! crazy that some can be so dark and some can be green.   Madhatter, ok so an F1 would be the first generation of a new hybrid. An F1 is...