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I got few seeds that i do not have any use, i would like to have 20euros for the total thing and this price includes international priority letter postage. Using paypal to pay me would be nice.

Have anyone tried this coco coir fertilizer to grow chili plants, it seems to be getting good results in the manly green stuff growing.

Hello again, i am yet again starting my season early to grow big and strong plants before summer arrives. Seeds are in the rockwool and some of them have started to sprout. Chilis are for this season: Naga morich Hot paper lantern Limon(c.chinense) Aji golden Aji norteno Aji cito Aji fantasy...

Have 8 pieces of these 26 litre ones for the next season grow:   Lets see how massive the chilis will grow in these.. :woohoo:

I will tell you my story and i have been using classes since i was around 12 years old and how my eyesight started dramatically get better after i stopped staring computer/smartphones for hours on end and started to actually use my eyes for distance vision. The story beginned last year after my...

I noticed this Gold label coco a+b fertilizer a while ago, when i gathered various info about coco coir growing. Gold label is a known company already for their coco coir stuff, so i pretty much bet their coco coir fertilizer would be a good stuff to try out for chili growing.   Fertilizer info...

I was thinking of exploring that Peru/Bolivian region for some interesting chili plants for next year's growing.   If any of you that have grown Bido tacana, Bulo-bulo and PI 215734, what is your opinion about these ones?

Upon discussion about different fertilizers for coco coir, another chili grower mentioned about this stuff called canadian xpress ultimate coco bloom and said it is a good one part fertilizer. NPK: 4.0-0.6-4.0 and it seems the product is made for the uk market.

Chilli focus(NPK: 3.0 – 1.0 – 4.4) is a very popular chili fertilizer in Europe and does have a lot of good reviews. The 5 litre container is rather cheap, actually it is around the same price as the Hesi coco stuff.   My question now is, have any of you used Chilli focus in coco coir growing...

Hey folks, i just found this pretty interesting 1-component coco fertilizer for easy chili growing in coco coir: Info i copied from the website of the fertilizer maker:   HESI Fertiliser for COCO - HESI COCO HESI COCO is THE fertiliser for growth and bloom on coco substrates. Like any HESI...

You can make some organic fertilizers for your chili/tomato plants using various cheap materials.   Some useful tips: http://greensideup.ie/how-to-make-comfrey-nettle-fertiliser/   Videos: Egg boiling water sounds something that is very useful in my fertilizer mixture and is very easy to add in...

This little Naga morich sample doest look too happy after my self watering test, but it was more than happy to help me with the next test i am about to do with it:   Mixed Ghe floramicro 10ml/floramato 15ml(EC 1.0 before salt)+1 teaspoon of epsom salt(EC 1.1 after salt) to 10 litres of water...

Maybe few of you remember me talking about the stem burying technique i have been doing to my chilis maybe 4 season now with a great results in the end.     You see this picture where my Aji golden stem is already buried several inches below the soil level and it already had some roots forming...

There seems to be a lot of confusion(me including) about how to treat 100% coco coir as a growing medium, so i want to discuss about it in this topic and i would like you all to talk/know about it.       Coco coir is not a soil and instead should be treated like you would with plants growing in...

-6 naga morich/3 petenero/3 caribbean antillais , chopped -1 cup of carrots, chopped -2 medium red onions, chopped -¼ cup of yellow mustard -¼ cup of herb infused white vinegar -1 cup of  water -2 tbsp mild tasting olive oil -2 tsp curry powder -1 tsp turmeric -2  tsp rose salt -1 tsp ground...

I have tasted Babia chili/habanero hot sauces and they are good stuff for the money. However i found this sauce from the local market:       Let me tell you, this sauce is fire in a bottle. This one have a really strong bhut jolokia smell to it, so it must contain pretty high amount of that...

Look what i got all the way from America:   Reggie was kind enough to send me some of his sauces, so i am going to taste them and give my impressions about them.   Aggravated assaut hot sauce:   Taste: 8,5/10. I can taste the garlic,onion, bell pepper in there with some of the chilis and not...

I have tested these ones out with very good results:   Nutriforte tomato and strawberry/Nutriforte nitrogen and calcium dry fertilizer. (Really cheap stuff, but now discontinued): This Nutriforte stuff seems to be just great, when i look at this picture from 2014. Just look at that nice deep...

Very sturdy looking/feeling grow led light, very high quality stuff i would say by the looks of it. Those two domes looks to be made from glass like material and the suspension system is very strong looking too:   The fans in this one are pretty quiet too:   My smartphone camera cant handle...

This is what i have been doing many times now and it is damn good stuff once it sits in the bottle for a few weeks:   - 4 cans of tomato pyree(500gram per can). - 6 cloves of garlic. - 12 naga morich chilis or other very hot ones.(you can also put various other milder chilis in there too for...