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overwintering July Harvest (Winter)
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thats great, will keep you going for a little while.
Soo, this is my July harvest, pretty good since it's the middle of winter. These are outdoor, container grown. Queensland is the place to be if you're a plant!
Dont know about that so much, I cant seem to kill mine they are still pumping out heaps of superhots.
Found a few more that were hiding after I cut all the plants right back. They're all cut back to about 3-4 nodes, getting immersed in a tank to fix the hydrophobic soil plus some seaweed and fish emulsion, coming indoors for a week to avoid the frosts in the coming weeks, then it's back outside. In a month or so I can finally say good bye to container growing - They're going in the ground! I just can't keep the water up to them over summer when they're in containers.
I forgot to take photo's of before or after, but here's the rest of ripe and unripe pods.
I haven't touched the Nagas yet, they're still going crazy, everything else, whilst still producing pods, have dropped almost all leaves.
I forgot to take photo's of before or after, but here's the rest of ripe and unripe pods.
I haven't touched the Nagas yet, they're still going crazy, everything else, whilst still producing pods, have dropped almost all leaves.
Ahh, yes well, you're in a good area too. I bet the rest of your yard doesn't look like my "garden"
ahhh QLD, where just about everything is invasive.