Hello everyone, New guy from Florida

[NatGreenMeds]

As a result of Chilihunters insults, all my posts have been deleted.

Not much point in posting when someone will call you a liar because you don't supply photos of everything you say.

Make sure to thank Chilihunter for the deletion of 129 posts of mine.

 

[theHippySeedCo]

Hi Nat, 1st Welcome from Australia, ya will love it here and will meeeet heaps of nice people to help,,
here is my info page with links to hopefully helpfull growing stuff http://www.comcen.com.au/~rev_neil/info.htm and links to other stuff

take care
neil.

 

[rainbowberry]

Hi Nat, are there any specific types of Habanero you'd like to grow?

 

[DrHavanger]

Welcome to the group NatGreenMeds.

 

[Rob]

Welcome from Texas. I'm pretty new here also so i will let the veterans answer your questions

 

[talas]

Welcome buddy you have found a great forum here..some great folks to help you with your new hobby

 

[rainbowberry]

Look on here for different types of Habanero http://www.thechileman.org/results.php?chile=1&find=habanero&heat=Any&origin=Any&genus=Any the orange Habanero is probably the most common one. If you want to grow something really hot maybe try the Naga Morich as seeds arn't as rare as they were before.

 

[DrHavanger]

I germinated my seeds with peat pellets. I had greater succes by just placing the seeds on top the the pellets, rather than in. They were kept in a small greenhouse dome. It took about 3 days for the first taproot to appear and by 8 days they were standing up shedding their husk.

 

[rainbowberry]

I germinate my seeds in a damp paper towel (kitchen roll) which I put inside a freezer bag (to stop it drying out) and put them somewhere warm. Once they've germinated though I do use dirt.

 

[DrHavanger]

Did you put them into the dark while germinating or just leave them in the light?

Left the light on. It was a 40w light 8 feet above them.

 

[MiLK_MaN]

I germinate my seeds in a damp paper towel (kitchen roll) which I put inside a freezer bag (to stop it drying out) and put them somewhere warm. Once they've germinated though I do use dirt.

Yep, I achieve very close to 100% germination when using a paper towel, then transfer them into a peat pellet. Can't go wrong with that setup I reckon

 

[rainbowberry]

I germinate mine in the dark, as long as it's nice and warm it's fine. They only need light once they've germinated.

 

[billyboy]

cool... another Hydro grower

G'Day from another Aussie, NatGreenMeds

billyboy

 

[Wrennie]

welcome aboard Nat!

 

[pepperfever]

Welcome Nat from Minnesota, great group of people here with lots of pepper knowledge, even those not so young can learn new things. Jackie