LordViykor said: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.
patrick said:Best of luck to ya Ian. You can do what ever you set your sights on man.
You used to that wife word yet?
LGHT said:1000 possible plants? I hope you have help
peppermanbaha said:Awesome list man
peppermanbaha said:I actualty have a bigger list than u though Haha
huntsman said:That's a truly incredible list, and I wish you well with it, mate!
To be honest, I have never heard of most of those...!
stillmanz said:Mate your gonna be a busy boy, looks awesome.
How many plants are you gonna have in?
Are you going to put everything on drippers? that would be the go otherwise you will have to hirer someone to water the buggers lol
Whats your temps like at the moment?
Its like frigging summer up here at the moment but NO rain so we is mulching alot and using peat based soils to get better retention.
4 varieties:what variety would you say you are concentrating on this season?
stillmanz said:sounds like a plan, nice choice of 4 how many of each in your test crop?
In my experience those 4 your concentrating on produce excellently I'd keep them in green house environment but as they don't seem to do much until humidity and bottom temps are way up. Can't wait to see them all in a few months. Gonna be very cool
hey have you got bore water/ tanks etc or are you on town water gig?
just curious to see comparisons from treated water to not treated, be an interesting comparison.
smariotti said:Wow, what a great growing setup! You're going to have some happy-as peppers in there.
I'm jealous of all the room you have. I have a tiny 2 meter by 5 meter patch to play with peppers.
Looks like you're going big guns on the 7's and scorps this season. I anticipate you topping the heat level of your ghost pepper sauce come harvest time.
chilliman said:...One Hotter than GPS...