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What I am growing this season.

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chilliman

I have had a delayed start this season with tying the knot, working hard to get things organised for family expansion and farm development. We are under the thumb with new season. But I have managed to put a list together of what I am growing this year!
Most I am growing 1 or 2 plants.
The ones I have marked > are 40+ plants.
The ones I have marked * are 5 + plants.

7 POD " Brain strain #1"
7 POD " Brain strain #2"
7 POD " douglah # 1"
7 POD " douglah # 2"
7 POD " pale green"
>7 POD " red "
>7 POD " THSC yellow"
7 POD " Barrackapore "
Aji Amarillo / orange
>Bhut Jolokia
Bhut Jolokia "chocolate"
*Bih
Birdseye - African
*Bonda Ma Jacques
Buldog Hungarian
CAP 1117
CAP 1118
CAP 582
*CAYENNES
CO 1403
*Corno De Torro Rosso
Dedo De Moca
Devils Tongue
*Dorset Naga
*Fatalii
*HABANERO " Caribbean "
*HABANERO " orange superhot "
*HABANERO " magnum"
HABANERO " Trinidad Congo"
*HABANERO " yellow"
*HABANERO " chocolate "
HABANERO " pastel "
Hot Lemon Aji
JALAPENO
Jalapeno OLE
Manzano orange
*Morich
Peter pepper yellow & red
*PIQUIN " Mexican origin"
PIQUIN " numex"
PIQUIN " purple"
*PIQUIN " strain#1"
*PIQUIN " strain#2"
PIQUIN "Firecracker"
Rocotto "red"
Rocotto "yellow"
*Savina
Scotch Bonnet " chocolate "
*Scotch Bonnet " red "
Scotch Bonnet " yellow "
Serrano
Thai Birdseye
THAI FLAME
THAI Orange
THAI PRIK khii nuu (large)
THAI PRIK CHEE FAH
THAI PRIK Ga Kiang
THAI PRIK Kee Nu Chindadum
THAI PRIK KEY GNU - HOM
THAI PRIK KEY GNU - SUAN
THAI PRIK num
THAI PRIK SOD DANG
THAI PRIK tong yu
THAI PRIK Yuak
TRINIDAD SCORPION " large"
TRINIDAD SCORPION "Brazil strain"
>TRINIDAD SCORPION "red"
*TRINIDAD SCORPION "ORIGINAL"
TRINIDAD SCORPION "yellow"


We were hoping to have 1000+ plants this season - but have fallen short, I think last count was around (edited) 550.:( Some will be isolated for seed, most will go to sauce makers. And a few others to come.
But this is our first commercial season, and we look forward to developing slowly.


Thanx JR for helping acquire some of the harder strains such as the rarer; 7 POD, Scorps & Thai.
 
As well as
tomatoes
Rhubarb - THSC
Dragon Fruit
Mexican Oregano
Mulberry
Peach
Nectarine
carrots
Corn
zucchini
straw berry
lemon
lime
banana
apricot
kumquat
Assorted herbs
Assorted cacti
and few others that basically look after them selves.

I will be sure to do a video tour when all is fruiting.
 
Now THAT is a list! I can't wait to see the video tour of your gardens. Do you have a full time job, or is agriculture it?
 
Hey mate, I run both the Seed bank online store, and administer my wife's business. I also study part time ( modern horticulture )

So in a sense it is my full time job.;)
 
fun

Bad ASS. I saw you were starting your garden and I had to think a bit. Your seasons are opposite of ours here in the Midwest U.S.A

Sounds like your going to be working overtime.

Regards
 
Hey Ian would you like a few diff scotch bonnets, 7pot/pod Jonah and some Trinidad Scorpion Morouga to add to that list........ PM me
 
stillmanz said:
were do you study? Sounds like an interesting course.
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Hey mate, ASC Distance Education.
its a Cert in Hort, with major in Horticultural Technology.
http://www.acs.edu.au/courses/Certificate-In-Horticulture-55.aspx

monroe8091 said:
Bad ASS. I saw you were starting your garden and I had to think a bit. Your seasons are opposite of ours here in the Midwest U.S.A

Sounds like your going to be working overtime.

Regards
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I hope not, trying to setup a permaculture system in which is pretty self sustainable. Though I am a long way off that yet , so its hard work getting the setup done !!

JungleRain said:
Hey Ian would you like a few diff scotch bonnets, 7pot/pod Jonah and some Trinidad Scorpion Morouga to add to that list........ PM me
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PM ` ed

LordViykor said:
In Qld, it's done or at least was done via TAFE. I did horticulture part time for just over a year back in the 90's.
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yep QLD , though its all online.!
 
chilliman said:
yep QLD , though its all online.!
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Interesting how they do it online, when I was going it was a hands on course. When I did irrigation the whole class had to make and install a system on the TAFE grounds.
 
We have alot of particle that has to be photoed.
I suppose there are up sides and down sides.
Most of the the pratical assesments are relevant to developing the farm. I get markes for putting in my own irragation in ;), so that is great !
And I run at my own pace, as there is NO ATTENDENCE. So I can finish in 2- yrs or 5 ! ;)
 
chilliman said:
We have alot of particle that has to be photoed.
I suppose there are up sides and down sides.
Most of the the pratical assesments are relevant to developing the farm. I get markes for putting in my own irragation in ;), so that is great !
And I run at my own pace, as there is NO ATTENDENCE. So I can finish in 2- yrs or 5 ! ;)
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It does have positives, I hated working all day then going to TAFE for 3 hours at night.

I've still got my herbarium pressings somewhere. :)
 
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