contest Growdown Throwdown 2019 Sri Lanka - Chilli Red!

[Ghost Pepper Revolution]

Just rub two plants together

Edit: pt alleyoop

Im afraid if he rubs 2 together they wont catch fire, theyll multiply into more plants

 

[Edmick]

Just grafted all my plants together to make it one.. that's cool right guru? Lol

 

[skullbiker]

Just grafted all my plants together to make it one.. that's cool right guru? Lol

I just knew someone would copy me![emoji2958][emoji6][emoji51]

 

[Walchit]

 

[skullbiker]

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You better pinch those off so it will grow better-faster-stronger!

 

[Walchit]

Dont worry, they have been falling off. Probably dont have my nutrients right. I did have a pod set on a tenke Dolmasi though

 

[floricole]

 
this is my best candidate for now.
it gets better, it had a difficult episode.
I'm not sure if it's a surplus of water or a new mixture of seaweed that I have not dosed well, but it takes force again

 

[PaulG]

The slightly larger of my two SLRs.

 

[Edmick]

Is it weird that I wake up in the middle of the night wondering if my plants are happy outside..

 

[stettoman]

The slightly larger of my two SLRs.

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Man, the node growth is epic with these guys!

 

[Sinn]

Is it weird that I wake up in the middle of the night wondering if my plants are happy outside..

Yes it is burn them all that way you won't have to worry about them [emoji16]

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[Ghost Pepper Revolution]

Is it weird that I wake up in the middle of the night wondering if my plants are happy outside..

 

It is and they are

You should have some good temps by now Id imagine

 

Man, the node growth is epic with these guys!

It truly is, they are indeed a nodey pepper

Definitely good choice for a grow down

 

[Ghost Pepper Revolution]

 
this is my best candidate for now.
it gets better, it had a difficult episode.
I'm not sure if it's a surplus of water or a new mixture of seaweed that I have not dosed well, but it takes force again

I feel so bad for this guy, Id change what youre doing cuz it aint workin well.

 

[BoPepper]

This sounds like so much fun

 

[PaulG]

 It truly is, they are indeed a nodey pepper

Speaking of nodes, larger SLR has a
nice strong fork at the crown:

The other SLR was slow to split at the stalk
crown, but when it did, BOOM! Triplets! I can
feel the boot-quaking from here.

 

[PaulG]

This sounds like so much fun

It only gets better, The quality of advice
and Pepper lore on this thread is a wonder
to behold!

Stick around, Marcus!

 

[stettoman]

Ok, my guys, one month old...

I like the clear Solo cups, easy root inspection. I hope I'm not going to regret it; I put ALL my peppers in them this year...

 

[Walchit]

I used smaller clear cups last year. I had problems but I dont think it was from them being clear, it was cause they were small. And I wasn't feeding enough, I think.

You will probably get some algae, but I dont think it really causes problems. Ive seen rockwool completely covered in algae with decent plants in it.

And I do like being able to see the roots. If I had money I would invent pots with a clear liner inside a black pot, so you could lift out the clear part and check for moisture/root development. If someone takes my idea, just kick me back some royalties, or lifetime free pots.

 

[Orekoc]

I got a late start, but I have 5/6 up.  One still needs to shed its seed coat.
 
Won't be winning, but I'm in.

 

[Ghost Pepper Revolution]

Ok, my guys, one month old...

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I like the clear Solo cups, easy root inspection. I hope I'm not going to regret it; I put ALL my peppers in them this year...

Looking good and maybe youll have a cobra hybrid
You wont regret it and I agree since this was my second year in clear cups I saw no issues either. Only algae issue I had was due to fox farms nutes, dyna gro didnt have algae issue once I switched.


  

I used smaller clear cups last year. I had problems but I dont think it was from them being clear, it was cause they were small. And I wasn't feeding enough, I think.

You will probably get some algae, but I dont think it really causes problems. Ive seen rockwool completely covered in algae with decent plants in it.

And I do like being able to see the roots. If I had money I would invent pots with a clear liner inside a black pot, so you could lift out the clear part and check for moisture/root development. If someone takes my idea, just kick me back some royalties, or lifetime free pots.

I like seeing the roots too, helps gauge if they are root bound and need to get transplanted. I like your idea too...