Super David said:Peach Ghost Scorpion City
Cool pic David - are the peach variety tasty?
Super David said:Peach Ghost Scorpion City
Micca302 said:Howdy,
Well this season I decided to get right down to the roots(so to speak) of growing a healthy plant.
I had a friend up in Gingin tell me once that you don’t need all this pest and disease control if you set the building blocks for the plant right first. If you have a healthy plant it will have a natural disease and pest resistance and therefore reduce or cancel out the need for pesticides etc.
Now Marc(sandgroper on here) is his name and he is an ol farmer from way back. He had the best garden I have ever seen and decided to take advice from this.
Anyway after a bit of a trial last season I fully got into it this time. I have started off with using a root fungus called Mycorrhizal Fungus and also some Silica.
Both have been mixed into the water(water left to stand for 24hrs before adding silica, mycozzy) and this is the results I have been getting so far.
Shurbryn said:Looking good on my end so far.
Micca, I lost my Jays Peachy Ghosts during the move, so started 6 after I was settled and all popped. All are looking healthy so far. Can't wait to try one
Troll said:haven't started this season i live in duncraig Western Australia only got plants from last season so far
Is this the same plant as the one on the right that you mentioned back in the following post?Super David said:
How long is a typical fruit?Super David said:The one on the left is an aji Panca that sprouted out of a pod that must have fallen into the expanded clay last season, I didn't have the heart to pull it out. The one on the right is the Rocoto Aji Largo.
I might chop the Panca a bit..its easily out growing the Largo and its younger. I guess the Largo might be enjoying a bit of shade that it gets from the Panca..As far as I've seen anything Rocoto or Aji likes a bit less sun.