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1. Does the amount of pics I can post drop as I post them?  I think I had 10mg available a few days ago, and now it seems I can post 8.5mgs..   2. My pics are often published in landscape format which is unpleasant on the eye if unplanned. How can I change this? Hope you don't mind all the...

Just created a post and then duplicated it.    How can I delete the post?

Obviously had some seeds get mixed up some years ago, so whilst three bushes are Medusa, this one is not...   Any ideas on ID? Fruit is 2" long.   Interesting in it's own right is the fact that all four bushes (and some others) are from seeds that were ten years old! None of the superhots I...

If so, please recommend one that doesn't keep deleting pics. If not, please teach me the new - to me - method.    Ta!  :party:   Also, why can't I edit some of my posts? Is there a time limit?

Hi All -    For years I've been threatening to convert a defunct refrigerator into a housing in which I can start seedlings under lights and I now have three donated fridges and no more excuses!   Anyone done this before, and if threads exist, can you poke me in the right direction? I'm...

Hiya   I seem to have an inordinate amount of bad luck with this branch of the tree... Either I'm planting seeds which are not viable, or I'm doing it wrong, so let me ask:   How long do you leave seeds in germination trays before dumping them as unviable? (Obviously this is after the...

My seedlings have shown some signs of dampness/mould on the soil and someone suggested Hydrogen peroxide. Will this help prevent damping problems? If so, what dosage and how is best to dose? Thanks, all!

I live in a hot area, so indoor lighting is only to take seedlings to first transplant after which they will live outside - I'm just kick-starting Spring I guess. I have seedling trays on shelving, which prevents the use of MH and similar lighting, and I have used normal shop fluorescent tubing...

I'm well aware of the difficulty of providing an ID off a picture. I received this from an unknown source, thinking it was something entirely different. The fruit is the size of a golf ball and has a strange shape and a slightly rough texture. I planted it late in the season, so have not had...

I just had dealings with a seed supplier and wish to post feedback...

This is the third season I have grown hots and super hots in addition to all the other....*stuff* ..that I grow, and while I really do seem to have the system down pat with the mildly hots, once I look at my hots growing I am always disappointed. As for the super hots....well, I doubt that...

First impressions are usually correct... :party:

I found this on two bushes which I have isolated, but then found the same on a third bush. This out of a total of 155 bushes that I have in grow bags. Can anyone assist, pls? Thanks, fellas!

I'm looking to start making sauces with the peppers I will soon be harvesting, but I have never made any sauce successfully, so I need to know what the basic ingredients are from which I can build as I get experience. Same for a good dip, please... :lol:

Is it fine to pot up as soon as true leaves appear on seedlings? I mean, some of these lil' fellas are tiny!

I read somewhere that plants should not be taken into the sun to harden them up until a certain time in their growth...anyone know what it is? Also, what is the reason you cannot start the hardening up process almost immediately? I've got seedlings that are a month old, and I've had them in...

Last year I made the cardinal error of starting to plant some six or ten weeks late, and I paid for it, by playing catch-up all year! At the end of it all, my harvest was 60% down on the previous year, though on the plus side, I did sell my product far more successfully, though that's really due...

What causes browning sections on a leaf? Too much fertiliser / nutrient input? I have several plants that have, say, 5% of each leaves browned since I added nutes a few days ago. They all look healthy enough, but who knows?? Any reason for concern?

Waaay too late at planting this year, I compounded the previous season's mistakes of missing the proverbial boat and finally got seed to soil in Early September. (Mid June is the correct time over here) The delayed start meant that I could make more use of the Spring sun, and I soon had some...

Really battled to get these varieties, which always seem to mysteriously convert to a different variety when growing... If anyone has one or several varieties of these peppers, I'd love to trade, as I will concentrate on these two this season... :beer: