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overwintering Winter-Summer in OZ "Comparison" / Aussie Blabberers
- Thread starter Nova
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24/02/2012
week old sprouts. did have a brick it there to move sprouts closer to light but they got bigger so ive put them dont on the bottom just looking around house for something else to higher them up just a bit so they dont get leggier.
can sum1 let me no if the pics worked cause i have on ly dont it once thanks
week old sprouts. did have a brick it there to move sprouts closer to light but they got bigger so ive put them dont on the bottom just looking around house for something else to higher them up just a bit so they dont get leggier.
can sum1 let me no if the pics worked cause i have on ly dont it once thanks
24/12/2012
week old sprouts. did have a brick it there to move sprouts closer to light but they got bigger so ive put them dont on the bottom just looking around house for something else to higher them up just a bit so they dont get leggier.
can sum1 let me no if the pics worked cause i have on ly dont it once thanks
Pics are there ok. If you want to stop leggy seedlings it is not only determined by light source but also airflow. If you get some gentle airflow over them at least for some of the day each day it will encourage much stronger stouter seedlings and less leggy growth.
thanks for the tip.
i have 2 vents at top that are wide open and i dont put lid on correctly just have it tilted up on one side to let sum air in too .
hopefully thats enough.
wish i had a better setup. but like i said in earlier post sum1 (not saying any names) wont let me
thanks for the tip.
i have 2 vents at top that are wide open and i dont put lid on correctly just have it tilted up on one side to let sum air in too .
hopefully thats enough.
wish i had a better setup. but like i said in earlier post sum1 (not saying any names) wont let me
Offer to grow something for her .... and get her enthused .... then its easier to start upgrading things
\Vents open won't give them actual cross airflow though. You may want a small desk fan to put a gentle breeze across them for an hour or 2 a day.
ive used this crappy setup before and have had good results but all the help i can get just makes things better and easier for me tnxOffer to grow something for her .... and get her enthused .... then its easier to start upgrading things
Vents open won't give them actual cross airflow though. You may want a small desk fan to put a gentle breeze across them for an hour or 2 a day.
the room its in has a ceiling fan its a very small room so if i turn that on for a couple hours that should do the trick?
A little question guys. I did some changes to my greenhouse to reduce the temperature in there and increase air circulation. I can see a huge drop in the temperature but the breeze is still missing. Do you guys thing the sunlight will be enough for the plants.
Right now, this time of year id be pulling the cloth 100%, looks like a great little setup & im sure your plants will love that.
Were in to the last few weeks of warm weather (germination weather) then its a matter of keeping them warm over winter.
Which way is that greenhouse pointing? north?
Mezo.
Were in to the last few weeks of warm weather (germination weather) then its a matter of keeping them warm over winter.
Which way is that greenhouse pointing? north?
Mezo.
i agree with u on this one Nova. Hot weather is coming.
Wish it would hurry up its rained all week long, its still pouring down as i type.
Mezo.
Wish it would hurry up its rained all week long, its still pouring down as i type.
Mezo.
I need some of that rain as my rain water reserve is dwindling. I'm also not a fan of near 40° C weather.
Still raining, more coming next week, sigh.
Just picked my first ripe Bhut Jolokia, i picked it as i could see it was diseased, its the same plant that had a mark on an earlier greener fruit, are all the fruits on this plant going to go like this?
What am i dealing with? last one i cut open there was no insect inside.
Cheers,
Mezo.
Just picked my first ripe Bhut Jolokia, i picked it as i could see it was diseased, its the same plant that had a mark on an earlier greener fruit, are all the fruits on this plant going to go like this?
What am i dealing with? last one i cut open there was no insect inside.
Cheers,
Mezo.
It looks like someone took a meth jet lighter to it.
HRTBRK'NStill raining, more coming next week, sigh.
Just picked my first ripe Bhut Jolokia, i picked it as i could see it was diseased, its the same plant that had a mark on an earlier greener fruit, are all the fruits on this plant going to go like this?
What am i dealing with? last one i cut open there was no insect inside.
Cheers,
Mezo.
Anyone in Aus growing the Fiji Bongo Chilli?
I'm in Natadola at the moment on the holiday, and asked if they had any chilli to put on my steak. They pulled out a small habanero looking pod, cut it open and I could sense it immediately had the aroma of a Chinense. Have asked if they can get me some more so I can dry the seeds and send them home.
I have a lot of Fijians in the suburbs around where I live, I reckon they'd go nuts for this chilli.
I'm in Natadola at the moment on the holiday, and asked if they had any chilli to put on my steak. They pulled out a small habanero looking pod, cut it open and I could sense it immediately had the aroma of a Chinense. Have asked if they can get me some more so I can dry the seeds and send them home.
I have a lot of Fijians in the suburbs around where I live, I reckon they'd go nuts for this chilli.
Dunno if they're the same ones or not, MM, but I used to get frozen chillies imported from Fiji from my local Indian grocer (believe it or not).
Tried growing 'em once, but of course, frozen seeds = no good.
Tried growing 'em once, but of course, frozen seeds = no good.