Walchit 2019

Guess I will attempt to make a list for you guys this time around lol

White hot peppers

. Leviathan gnarly
scorpion
. Skunk chocolate
. White hot lime
. Scotch bonnet whpII
. Ghost giant chocolate
. Bbg7 pumpkin
. Orange ribbon
. Primo x lemon drop
. Scotch bonnet
cappuccino
. Bhut Jolokia solid gold
. Bad Brains
. Big Mustard Mama
. Ghost White W strain
. Freeport Orange SB
. Swamp Thing
. Ghost peach WM
. Ghost x YBS
. Sugar Rush Peach

Cone 9

. Brazilian starfish
. Cream fatalii
. Corbaci sweet
. Sugar rush orange
. Tepin x lemon drop
. 7pot white 2013
seedtrain

G.I.P

. Death spiral
. Major pain x yaki blue
. Tabasco x bbg7
. Tiger BB
. Deda de moca

Lucky Luke

. Naganero x devils
tongue yellow
. Mojo brainstrain.
scorpion
. Choc hab x peach
tiger's tooth
. Lord Voldermort

Bhuter

. 7pot Cinder
. Bahamian Goat
. Brown Rocoto

Nmlarson

. Amish hot finger
. Numex suave orange

Pepper Guru

. Yellow Brainstrain
. Sri Lanka Chili red

D3monic

. El Scorpanero f4
Yellow cool shape
. Khang Starr Lemon
Starburst

Paul G

. F6 and f4 pdn x bmj

Bd beatz

. Bahamian Goat
. Yellow 7pot

Peter S

. Sherwoods carbonero
cream

Edmick

. Carolina Reaper
. Petit Marsellais

Black Fatalii

. Bahamian Goat
. Tekne Dolmasi

Jeff Contonio

. Little Bastard
. Judy's Peach Scorpion
. Cali Reaper
. Florissa's Peach Reaper
. Yellow Reaper

Don't Panic

. Pdn x 7pot Carmel

Texas Hot Peppers

. Bih x Sugar Rush
. Bonda Mahala
. Bert the Chili
. Peach Bonnet Scorpion X
. Sugar Rush Cream
. Chocolate Brainstrain
AU
. Bleeding Heart Yellow
. Choco Kokoo
. Brainstrain x reaper
. Bbg Apocalypse

Aj Drew

. Brazilian Starfish

Love Peppers

. Aji white lightning.
bolt F2

Jubnat

. Bahamian Goat

Malarky

. Bahamian Goat
. P. Dreadie SS

Bike808

. Habanero Peach

Dulac

. Reaper x Brainstrain F3



I have not even looked at the seeds I saved last year yet lol. More to come. If you grew anything I posted and it sucked or didn't produce very well let me know and I can free up some room lol

 

[PaulG]

Here's hoping you get some more
of those to germinate for ya.

 

[DWB]

Oh and 23.99 for 1.5 cu ft of ocean forest

 

I imagine that dirt smells real good when it's cooking in the oven

 

[Devv]

Looking good
 
Andy, you cook all the soil before you use it?

 

[Walchit]

I've been cooking this fox farm. Then adding coir, perlite, worm castings and kelp and stuff. Cooked dirt for a few hours today, its a pain in the ass. I will probably just get sticky traps next year. I just know this soil has gnats, either from fox farm or from sitting at the nursery. In my oven at 275 for about 75 mins gets it up to 160. Its probably counter productive, but I just had a bad experience with fungus gnats once, probably because I didn't think they were bothering anything so I let them get out of control.

 

[Walchit]

Yeah I managed to get 2 but one was a helmet head and he didnt make it out of surgery


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are you out of seeds? I think I saved a couple. I could send them to you

 

[CaneDog]

I just had a bad experience with fungus gnats once, probably because I didn't think they were bothering anything so I let them get out of control.

 
Cooking soil is a PITA, but fungus gnats are the worst if they get a foothold.  I'd rather have aphids than a gnat infestation; at least I know I can eliminate those.
 

 

[Walchit]

I've never had aphids, knock on wood.

Cooking soil is a major PITA!

 

[Kennylay]

What does you coir come like? Is it bagged or bricked? I have bricks locally.

I've never added coco and may invest in a little if it helps as a soil building tool.

 

[Sinn]

are you out of seeds? I think I saved a couple. I could send them to you

I have a couple more hopefully I can get 1 more to pop thank you for the offer appreciate it [emoji41]


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[Sinn]

I've never had aphids, knock on wood.

Cooking soil is a major PITA!

Lol you guys are lucky if I tried to cook soil I’d be on the couch [emoji23]


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[nmlarson]

Yeah I managed to get 2 but one was a helmet head and he didnt make it out of surgery


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I've had some luck dealing with helmet heads by snipping off the corner of a cheap snack size baggie, then spraying the inside of it with water or H2O2, then slipping it over the helmet. Keep it moist without saturating the plant and, eventually, the helmet will pop. Most any lightweight plastic would work, I believe. Also, I believe it was TrentL who made the statement if you see any sign of green sticking out of the helmet, no matter how small, the seed coat will eventually pop by itself. I've found that to be true for the most part.

 

[Walchit]

What does you coir come like? Is it bagged or bricked? I have bricks locally.

I've never added coco and may invest in a little if it helps as a soil building tool.

I have the burpee seed starting bricks, I like the way coco sucks up water. Doesn't get hydrophobic like peat. And seems to keep the peat from going hydrophobic too. I just need to start harder withe the nutes I think

 

[Kennylay]

I usually add soil to my helmet heads effectively re-hooking them. Here's a pic of a jalapeno I just topped off. Usually the second fight is enough to do the job.

 

[Walchit]

I just use these little clippers and cut all the way around the seed for helmet heads. I mess some of them up, but always start more than I can handle, so when one dies I usually don't mind

 

[Kennylay]

Sorry for double post!

@walchit I've been fighting getting my medium wet for two weeks, I think I'm gonna grab some as well. And don't kill those things!!

 

[Walchit]

I have some raised beds in gonna add coco to this year, they wouldn't accept water at all last season after they got dried out.

 

[PaulG]

Coco is definitely more sustainable, and from
you folks it sounds like it works better in the
garden as well.
 
@Andy - your nail(?) clipper method sounds
great - you must have a steady hand and a
good eye!  

 

[PtMD989]

Have you tried dumping boiling water over your soil, I think Edmick does this, to kill any nasties.


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[CDNmatt]

All my soil sits outside till I need it..like most of the bags have gone through a few bouts of -40c so wondering if that extreme cold would help with that type of stuff??

 

[stc3248]

Glad I found this! Looks like the lights are working well. I have better luck getting the plants into larger containers early on as well. Some do OK in the starter cells, but most of them like to let their roots have room to spread out a bit I think. Will be following along. Best of luck!