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Trini Garden

billyboy

billyboy

Thought I might do a little post on the progress of my Trini Garden

18 Feb 2008 (newly germinated seedlings)

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24 Feb 2008

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10 March 2008 (almost one month old)

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The varietys are; 7 Pot, Trinidad Scorpion, Top cherry, Tobago Seasoning & Large Trinidad Yellow Congo. Thanks TriniHottie:)

All germinated in coco using coco nutes, grown under 16 hours of fluro light.
 
billyboy said:
:P You sound so surprised!
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Well, I am! You guys seem to be all about heat, so I'm surprised that you'd bother with some mild peppers.


Ive got some St Martins Seasoning going atm too.
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Ohhh...another seasoning pepper! I've not heard of that one, and I would love to know what you think of it.
 
looks magic as always.
st martins seasoning was a good grower when we had them.
I'm interested in those yellow congos the red is a tasty tasty chilli.

Mick
 
Wow, they look great! I got some varieties from TriniHottie and they also germinated very well....I can't wait for the harvest!:onfire:
 
My Trini garden is looking fantastic:)

Heres a pic of a sea of 7s & Scorpions, theres also Top Cherry, Tobago Seasoning & Large Trinidad Yellow Congo sitting up there in the front row!

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billyboy:)
 
They are all grown using canna coco, using canna coco nutes, at ph 6.0, EC 0.8, on a drip fed system. 16 hours of light, (Metal Halide)
 
nice BB...very nice...if you grow scorpions & 7s like you grow nagas, there will be an abundance of flames coming from your garden...
 
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