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I have never overwintered anything as yet, I need to try that for sure this year to get a head start for next year.. I will do my research and see if I can get some success.. I did get most started off in febuary to try and get going early but my prairie fires only got going last week but they should catch up and maybe just crop a bit later but im not too worried about those as they can stay inside in the warmth if needed
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My second reaper plant is just starting to fruit but it doesn't look like a reaper at all. The tiny fruits are bullet shaped rather than blobs. Doesn't even look Chinense, really. The plant itself looks the same as the other one with the gnarly blobby pods, so hopefully the pods will still be superhot even though they look wrong. If I had grown only the one plant, I would be very disappointed and think I'd got duff seed, but as it is, I've got one that looks about right (but no tail) and one wrong.
Lots of others just starting to pod up - Chenzo, chocolate habanero - I hope that one is true to type - Burkina yellow, market scotch bonnet.
Aleppo, Filius Blue and Golden cayenne starting to flower.
Most of them are desperate for potting up but I can hardly fit them on the windowsills in the pop bottles and no way would they fit on there in larger pots.Last edited by Mitzi; 04-05-2017, 10:14 PM.
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have you been removing the flowers Mitzi?Originally posted by Mitzi View PostMy second reaper plant is just starting to fruit but it doesn't look like a reaper at all. The tiny fruits are bullet shaped rather than blobs. Doesn't even look Chinense, really. The plant itself looks the same as the other one with the gnarly blobby pods, so hopefully the pods will still be superhot even though they look wrong. If I had grown only the one plant, I would be very disappointed and think I'd got duff seed, but as it is, I've got one that looks about right (but no tail) and one wrong.
Lots of others just starting to pod up - Chenzo, chocolate habanero - I hope that one is true to type - Burkina yellow, market scotch bonnet.
Aleppo, Filius Blue and Golden cayenne starting to flower.
Most of them are desperate for potting up but I can hardly fit them on the windowsills in the pop bottles and no way would they fit on there in larger pots.
What size bottles are they in now? If they are starting to outgrow their current home, I find they start to flower "too" early and sometimes benefir from having these "early" flowers nipped off...imo
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Ya Know what Scoot! I normally use "Bog Standard" Tomorite, But seems this "Chilli Focus" is the Bee's Knees, may need to invest!Originally posted by Scoot View PostMine all seem to be coming along nicely too.
I will probably put them into their final pots come next month.
Any ideas on good feeds for them for throughout the summer?
"Knowledge is knowing a tomato is a fruit, wisdom is knowing not to put it in a fruit salad"
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chilli focus npk - 3.0 - 1.0 - 4.4
tomorite npk - 4.0 - 3.0 - 8.0
kinda speaks for itself i guess
Growth Technology - Chilli Focus 100ml
https://www.lovethegarden.com/produc...id-concentrateLast edited by jackarmy; 05-05-2017, 07:39 PM.
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Yes,I agree. If a plant flowers on a small plant it is usually down to stress, pick them off and pot on before you let them flower. Give the plant time to grow first.Originally posted by Tripmeup View PostWhat size bottles are they in now? If they are starting to outgrow their current home, I find they start to flower "too" early and sometimes benefir from having these "early" flowers nipped off...imo
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Pot them up and get them inthe green house? My indoor plants will often hit the ceilingOriginally posted by Mitzi View PostMost of them are desperate for potting up but I can hardly fit them on the windowsills in the pop bottles and no way would they fit on there in larger pots.
they get stretched due to lack of light even though they are in a bay window and are often super huge!
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Chillis look very good - but Fosters??? Each to their own but I'll be taking your home brew advice with a pinch of saltOriginally posted by the big lebowski View Post[ATTACH=CONFIG]73291[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]73292[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]73293[/ATTACH]
here's a few latest pics of my hydro chillis ,sorry for the blurry pics and yes the beer can is meant to be there so you can see the height of the plants ,cheers
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1574 gin and tonics please Monica, large ones.
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,yes i know not everyones choice ,its a nice drink to start off with before you hit the proper stuff ,cheers
Last edited by the big lebowski; 05-05-2017, 09:50 PM.The Dude abides.
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