Hot sauce on toast iz
I'm also a big fan of Chilli Jam on toast but sometimes needs a splash or two of sauce to fire things up.
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Timmmy's 3rd year
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I'm also a big fan of Chilli Jam on toast but sometimes needs a splash or two of sauce to fire things up.
lolz Yeah Jas give it a few weeks 
I try not to open any of my sauces for a good two weeks at the least. Hmmmmmm alcohol yummmz
Fingers crossed Gas, I'm hoping I have a bug free year but it's not looking to crash hot so far lol.
I try not to open any of my sauces for a good two weeks at the least. Hmmmmmm alcohol yummmzFingers crossed Gas, I'm hoping I have a bug free year but it's not looking to crash hot so far lol.
Hmmm I have a bottle of Bundy Bhut jam in the cupboard I wonder if its still good
New page needs a picture
BT Scorp's
BT Scorp's
Nice cluster Timmy!
Heres how I get my green going on
A mix of all in the pics and then about 5mins or so of ozone
The container on the ground is compost juice.
A mix of all in the pics and then about 5mins or so of ozone
The container on the ground is compost juice.
I think I'll be following suit soon Timmy, had a major set back last week thanks to a F*#@ wit of an outdoor house cleaner courtesy of my land lord!! will show recovery pics next week when I get home.... If they survive!!!
That looks like a guaranteed way to germinate the seeds.Heres how I get my green going on
A mix of all in the pics and then about 5mins or so of ozone
The container on the ground is compost juice.
F eck Jas, I had a gardener trim my largest Naga last year when it was full of pods. He decided to make it into a nice round ornamental naga plant.
Hey Dot com, I just go with plain rain water when germinating seeds, nothing special.
Hey Dot com, I just go with plain rain water when germinating seeds, nothing special.
Well the scorp's setting pods and growing real fast
And finally the douglah has started to grow after being overwintered, this was the slowest ever recovery
and growing real fast
And finally the douglah has started to grow after being overwintered, this was the slowest ever recovery
Lookin' great man; look at those deep greens.
Beautiful looking plants
My logic this season has been that if the plants a deep green its happy and its going to act like it. I've been feeding lots of Mg, Ca and Nitrates and it seems to be paying off. The plants hadn't been watered for three days leading up to the pic's and had wilted but after a feed you can't tell.lol @ Logchief, the gardener didn't get an ear bashing but I was pretty damn grumpy for a while lol
Scorp's coming along well
And the old fatalii plant just wont stop producing
And the old fatalii plant just wont stop producing
Looking good there Timmmy "newbie". You really need to stop misleading people with your user name 
Lol I might have to look into it
Choc bhuts starting to ripen, all of the pods are a good size but only the first run for the season so I'm starting to wonder if the next lot of pods will be really big
Choc bhuts starting to ripen, all of the pods are a good size but only the first run for the season so I'm starting to wonder if the next lot of pods will be really big
Thanks for the update. Hey Timmy looking good mate. been a while since I've been one been quite busy these last 3-4 weeks. If I can get my lap top up and running again I'll post some pics in my thread my potted plants have made an awesome recovery and so have most of my DWC plants I think I've lost three from the DWC but still hopeful for them.
Jas
Jas