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  • 5 Hot Thai chillies are up this week, plus 2 Jalapenos (germination: 11 days)
    Choc Hab, White Hab & Hungarian Yellow Wax came up today (10 days in heated prop)

    2 more Cherry Bomb are up on the windowsill (no heated prop used. Germination: 35 days)
    Last edited by Two_Sheds; 21-02-2011, 03:17 PM.
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    • Today I potted on the Lemon Drops and bird food chillies (half in peat, half in peat-free for TeakDesk's challenge)
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      Last edited by Two_Sheds; 06-03-2011, 09:52 AM.
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      • picture update time i think

        top view of my chocolate bhut jolokia:



        chocolate jolokia branching of nice and early:



        one of my trinidad scorpions :



        and finally.. a group shot



        the tiny one in the bottom right is a fatalii.. which is taking forever to grow

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        • Hi, I tried a mixture of seeds inthe heated prop last week, checked on them today and the soil had dried out. I have re watered but wondered whether they will ever come true. The prop is left on 24 hours a day. Is this right? Its my first time with a heated prop.

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          • Originally posted by jojo2910 View Post
            Hi, I tried a mixture of seeds inthe heated prop last week, checked on them today and the soil had dried out. I have re watered but wondered whether they will ever come true. The prop is left on 24 hours a day. Is this right? Its my first time with a heated prop.
            not sure what you mean about coming true? are they self saved?

            just keep the soil moist with the vents closed (if it has any) and wait till they come up

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            • Originally posted by jacob View Post
              Chilis:
              Apache Cayenne (Suttons, for reliable large crop): germinated 26/1 STATUS: flowering
              Nigel's Outdoor: germinated 16/1: STATUS: set fruit indoors (I've eaten one, but so far no heat)
              Pretty in Purple: germinated 23/1 STATUS: just set fist fruit
              Hungarian Black (from saved seed, so who knows what it'll be): germinated 13/1, crickey, these were impossible last year from bought seed STATUS: setting fruit -- looks like a couple look fairly true, a couple are weird hybrids....
              Habanero orange: germinated 13/1 STATUS: buds...
              Habanero chocolate: herminated 24/1 STATUS: buds
              Habanero yellow: germinated 21/1 STATUS: buds
              Caribbean red: germinated 16/1 STATUS: buds
              Scotch Bonnet yellow: germinated 21/1: STATUS: buds
              Scotch Bonnet red: germinated 26/1 STATUS: buds
              Tepin (last seven in a big collection): 26/1 STATUS: small -- rather slow these one.

              Peppers:
              Yankee bell: germinated 21/1 STATUS: flowering
              Lipstick: germinated 26/1? STATUS: set first fruit!

              Aubergines (crashing the early thread):
              Moneymaker: germinated 13/1 STATUS: flowering
              Early Long: germinated 16/1 STATUS: flowering
              di Firenze: germinated 24/1 STATUS: buds
              Ukranian: germinated 9/1 STATUS: buds, almost flowering
              Overwintered Black Hungarian: must have already set close to 100 chilis and still flowering like crazy!
              Overwintered Orange Hab: flowered and set some small fruit inside in Feb, has now set a good dozen big habs and still flowering.

              With the all new functioning search button I thought I'd resurrect this thread...
              Last edited by jacob; 22-06-2011, 11:59 AM.
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              • No ripe fruits here yet, but several green ones
                All gardeners know better than other gardeners." -- Chinese Proverb.

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