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Is anyone using masterblend tomato formula for their in ground plants? Last year I just used a combination of fish fertilizer and dynagro @1/4-1/2 strength every week or two and had a bumper crop, I was pulling 2lb tomatos and buckets of peppers. I bought some of the masterblend to mess around...

Most germ in 3-12 days for me. I will wait 30-40 days for galapagoense but those varieties should be up by now.

^agreed, I am soo tired of picking these things lol.

my poor camera skills don't do the boxes justice. They were packed pretty tight.I counted them and I received 80 pods. Heck of a deal for $20 shipped! I'm happy.

Just received the birthday pods Thanks AJ!

ordered 2 thanks aj. Happy birthday!

No negative thoughts about the grower at all. I think crosses and hybrids are a great thing.And often plants do their own thing. I was not sure what to expect from these seeds and this was a pleasant surprise. I have had one ripe pod and it was unbelievably GOOD. Much better than the reaper...

This is a reaper pod I received from someone last year. I saved the seeds and grew them out. And this is how they are growing , I'm thinking its crossed with a paper lantern. Thoughts?

I was very happy to open this package and see all these rare seeds today.I will enjoy growing them. It was very much worth the wait. I am sorry about your situation and depression I hope things get better for you very soon.I wish the best for you and your family and friends. again thanks for...

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most my peppers always seem to take 10-14 days.Some of my chocolate habs and galapagoense take more like 25-40 days.YMMV

great tips everyone. When I get my aji jobito seeds they are going to be my first test subjects.Hopefully they produce so I can share the bounty.

Ok cool. I did watch a bunch of his vids I heard him say he was going to start using a air pump due to some dark roots on one of those baby container plants. I might try the kratky method and dwc to see what works best for me. I guess its pretty straight forward, almost seems easy.

So i came across this video and it has inspired me to try out some hydro as a indoor fall/winter project. Just a few questions, I was planning on using net pots in 3 or 5 gallon buckets with a air stone. What would be the best medium? could I use coconut coir or would I need rock wool? I...

+1 I'm not sure why the website has two shipping options? I paid the extra for Dhl, maybe I'm missing something.. At any rate I'm looking forward to growing these. I will be happy if they end up in my mail box.

Mine gets sun from 11-6ish. I prefer the more intense sun up north.The downside is they are covered with heavy dew all morning until the sun hits.I feel like its a open invitation for disease being wet for so many hours.

Its ALL my peppers and half of my tomatoes that are looking like this, I'm starting to think its mites but I can't see anything. I sure hope its not viral. I might have to send a sample in I don't want to lose all my plants.I grow organically but if its mites doing this chemical warfare is...

So I found aphids in my garden for the first time ever, I knew my luck would run out sooner or later. I have been spraying neem oil and soap and have not seen any since.Now they have been getting pounded by downpour rain and high wind. Will these plants recover? or does it look like something...

impressive. How old is that plant?

Alright I guess I'll piss on it and till it in. I have not added anything but chlorine and pH adjuster in the last 18 months at least.I was worried about chemical runoff messing up my apple trees. I'm gonna just test, amend and grow it out.I know I'm not planting all my peppers in one basket.