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I think that looks like normal genetic variation, Eric.
Even seeds from the same pods produce plants with
varying traits. That is why it is important to grow out
two or more plants of a variety. When I only grow one,
I cant be sure of what I have.
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ÂEMN1-SS said:Finally got around to doing something with all these pods
Final product was:
850g SLCR
250g sweet onion
1 LB probiotic packet for good measure
4% brine
Smells great and looks like Christmas!
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Yessir. The Darlin' Bride almost knocked the silly look right offa my head day before yesterday when I got her to try a ripe one. She started off with "Mmmm!", followed a few seconds later with "Milkmilkmilkmilkmilkmilkmilk!!!!"
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The heat only lasted 5 minutes or so and was pretty much focused on the sides of our tongues, but when the endorphins triggered we had a half our of mello bliss...
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Yes Rich, mine quit dehydrating on me, though they are very slow to ripen.
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My competition plant looks well enough... Okay admittedly it looked well enough, I had caterpillars for the first time ever and it took me a while to notice. I thought the holes came from a grasshopper nymph I found one dayÂ
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Sooo anyways, the plant is putting out flowers but after a while they just shrivel up and drop. Pollination should not be a problem. I live on a balcony in the fifth floor and it get's pretty windy here. Also last years lemon drop and a Inca berry seem to self pollinate just fine...
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Any ideas what could be off? All input/help greatly appreciated!
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PS: All your plants look frigging amazing, and the off phone ones look also really interesting
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Sooo anyways, the plant is putting out flowers but after a while they just shrivel up and drop. Pollination should not be a problem. I live on a balcony in the fifth floor and it get's pretty windy here. Also last years lemon drop and a Inca berry seem to self pollinate just fine...
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Any ideas what could be off? All input/help greatly appreciated!
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PS: All your plants look frigging amazing, and the off phone ones look also really interesting
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Well that’s the secret sauce. This way it grows at the same angle in respect to earth‘s axis as if it would grow in Sri Lanka. That’s like, botanic 101.Devv said:Â
I just gotta.....maybe cuz it's growing sideways?
Turn your phone on it's side when taking the pic. It will post correctly.pfefferoni said:Well thats the secret sauce. This way it grows at the same angle in respect to earths axis as if it would grow in Sri Lanka. Thats like, botanic 101.
But seriously, is this a common problem? The images are rotated correctly on my computer...
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Everyone should do that from time to time.m1hagen said:Just got back from a 10 day vacation with no internet.
It does cure a lot of what's wrong with youRuid said:Everyone should do that from time to time.
Yeah, no idea where they came from... not one damn bee made it to my balcony, but some butterfly and its hungry brood did -.-stettoman said:Â
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Whoa, looks like the kids attacked it with a hole-punch!!
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That nice green says healthy, blossom drop can be lots of stuff, but my guess is bug stress. I think you're just going to have to let it heal. They usually overachieve after a good insurgency.
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Good luck!
Everyday for past 1 weekDevv said:So sorry about the damage, I have family in SC and they tell me storms lately..