Lee´s 2009 Grow season

[lee]

great work Lee !

loving it...

Like I said before... It's almost a day time job reading posts. Missed this one too.. but Thx man!

 

[Omri]

With clothes on you look good too

 

[lee]

 

[peppermanbaha]

awesome looking plant. and i'm just starded planting. i feel jealous.

 

[lavish]

you got great looking plants, and your setup indoor, and outdoor are superb. fatalii.net is in my opinion the best chili seed supplier on net. he's very friendly and got the best customer service ive experienced. highly recommended.

 

[lee]

Some pics.

C.Rhomboideum

C.Lanceolatum

 

[lee]

Pimenta Da Neyde

 

[lee]

Planted another 20 seeds today. 10 Savina's and 10 Jalapeno's (Thx to popper porn thread. Dunno what I'm doing

quote:

"Plant more and you will find room later"

 

[lee]

Aji Cristal

C.Lanceolatum.

Biggie

 

[lee]

First flower opened on the Pimenta da Neyde

 

[Omri]

I just love how those Rhomboideums look!

 

[lee]

I will take some cuttings of that Rhom and will transform it into a Bonchi

 

[lee]

I force Biggie to grow it stems more outwards.

My new borns. Jalapeno's left. Habanero Red Savina right.
I already germinated them on RW and have transferred them to soil. Another 18 plants

 

[Pepper-Guru]

Looking good here lee You're a very clean grower.

Neat varieties too!

 

[patrick]

Looking great Lee. I don't know anything about the Rhomboideums other than they are looking good.

Tying up Biggie like that will make it spread more as opposed to growing straight up correct? Is there a reason for that?

Sorry for all the questions.

 

[Pepper-Guru]

Looking great Lee. I don't know anything about the Rhomboideums other than they are looking good.

Tying up Biggie like that will make it spread more as opposed to growing straight up correct? Is there a reason for that?

Sorry for all the questions.

It allows more light to penetrate the other wise hidden internodes, creating more sites for branching. Overall it creates a more bushy plant as oppoosed to "lanky" or "stretchy".
Its called low stress training or LST.

 

[lee]

It allows more light to penetrate the other wise hidden internodes, creating more sites for branching. Overall it creates a more bushy plant as oppoosed to "lanky" or "stretchy".
Its called low stress training or LST.

Must agree with PG who has translated my thought.
It works great too when branches tend to grow inwards.

 

[lee]

btw, Have bought some 20 Liter (5+ Gallon) today for some of my plants. 5 plants max., some wilds, Aji's and Biggie will get a new home very shortly.

 

[PepperLover]

good job lee hope u get seeds this year

 

[TXCG]

Lee can you explain what you mean "germinated on rockwool then transplanted to soil"

Like you use rockwool til the root pops then yank it and stick it in soil? Kinda like i use a paper towel?

I honestly haven't been too impressed with rockwool for seed starting anyway, next round i'm switching to coco plugs, especially since i'm using coco/hydroton in my system.




Plants look AWESOME btw.