paintsprayer71
Well-Known Member
kuel youre into bonzi too! another gardening offshoot that i have wanted to get into, if ya got some spare time a bonzi, or introduction to, bonsi would be cool!
Chilli,chilli & more chillis..... GROW JOURNEL!!!!
- Thread starter eza82
- Start date
gogrow
confused
im down with the peppers too!! picked up my love for them and for growing them from my grandfather... (the greatest pepper grower i know
)
im going light on the chilis this year... had WAY too many tabasco and habanero last year.... limiting this year to some yellow peter pepper, some more tabascos (since they came back from last years stump
), some hot banana (hugarian wax i believe), and an unknown birdeye variety i saved from grandpa's house last year....
doin plenty sweet peppers too... not too sure what kind though, except for the sweet banana peppers... love those guys.
+rep for the long pepper posts; and good luck with the seed company... i'll be following, and may be able to gift you with some southern US peppers that you may not be able to find there
)im going light on the chilis this year... had WAY too many tabasco and habanero last year.... limiting this year to some yellow peter pepper, some more tabascos (since they came back from last years stump
), some hot banana (hugarian wax i believe), and an unknown birdeye variety i saved from grandpa's house last year....doin plenty sweet peppers too... not too sure what kind though, except for the sweet banana peppers... love those guys.
+rep for the long pepper posts; and good luck with the seed company... i'll be following, and may be able to gift you with some southern US peppers that you may not be able to find there
eza82
Well-Known Member
im down with the peppers too!! picked up my love for them and for growing them from my grandfather... (the greatest pepper grower i know
im going light on the chilis this year... had WAY too many tabasco and habanero last year.... limiting this year to some yellow peter pepper, some more tabascos (since they came back from last years stump
doin plenty sweet peppers too... not too sure what kind though, except for the sweet banana peppers... love those guys.
+rep for the long pepper posts; and good luck with the seed company... i'll be following, and may be able to gift you with some southern US peppers that you may not be able to find there
tHANX Gogrow!
Since its not illegal I guess we can trade all we want ??? - if thats the case..... then my HYBRID BHUTs when they come will be killer and will increase some heat in some sweet peppers to useing the BHUTs genes with say your fav Banana peppers ! that would be intresting....
My next chase is rare and hot ASIAN peppers...
&&&
and I really want the HOT LEMON ;
AJI LIMON / HOT LEMON
c. baccatum
Peru
Hot and fruity with delicious citrus flavours.
Great in salsa.
Heat: 7 - 8
Chilli Size: 6 cm
Matures:
green to bright yellow
How is your tabasco - I will grow them but is such a common strain! if I was to grow it would be to cross....
I will be looking for rare and HOT varieties !
the hot banana I want as well.......
eza82
Well-Known Member
that is a HUGE subject big fella !!!! HUGE!!!!!!! Best to get a bonsi book ... with old and new tech`s off ebay or amizon books ! !
2 pieces of advise I was given moons ago !
1. Use superthrive alot ! (Or any auxin with root development PGR`s)
2. and stick to tru old saying (for any plant but bonsi inparticular !)
"feed the soil not the plant !"
gogrow
confused
tHANX Gogrow!
Since its not illegal I guess we can trade all we want ??? - if thats the case..... then my HYBRID BHUTs when they come will be killer and will increase some heat in some sweet peppers to useing the BHUTs genes with say your fav Banana peppers ! that would be intresting....
My next chase is rare and hot ASIAN peppers...
&&&
and I really want the HOT LEMON ;
AJI LIMON / HOT LEMON
c. baccatum
Peru
Hot and fruity with delicious citrus flavours.
Great in salsa.
Heat: 7 - 8
Chilli Size: 6 cm
Matures:
green to bright yellow
How is your tabasco - I will grow them but is such a common strain! if I was to grow it would be to cross....
I will be looking for rare and HOT varieties !
the hot banana I want as well.......
yes, i imagine we can trade all we want in this subject.... which sparks a new idea for me... im gonna talk to the other powers that be about having a vegetable seed swap sub forum in the gardening section.... i think that would be a wonderful addition...
i wasnt talking about the tabascos per-say... i could give you some of the unknown birdeye seeds..... i only got 3peppers off the whole lil plant, but she has been inside all winter, so time for round 2 off her
... i was talking more along the lines of some southern US strains that you would be hard pressed to find for sale... dont have any to offer at the moment, but i am looking for myself, and will keep you in mind if i find anything of interest...now about the crossbreeding of peppers... i have the understanding that it is alot of work, seeing as peppers are self-pollinating... care to elaborate a little???
eza82
Well-Known Member
Cross a chilli plant (Hybridisation)
A chile seed (like any other seed) is the mature ovule of a plant. It contains all the genetic material, and stored energy, to grow into a plant (potentially) displaying the same traits as its parent. However, hybridisation (cross-pollination between chile varieties), introduces new and different genetic material and the effects of this hybridisation can be seen in the next, and future, generations. Seeds identified, and sold, as `F1` hybrids identify first generation hybrids. Avoid saving seeds from these plants since the only predictable characteristic of the second generation is that - you cant predict it!
Almost all known species of chile plants will self-pollinating.
However, with the aid of insects and human intervention, they are also very promiscuous - readily cross pollinating with other species of chile. This cross pollination may result in viable seed. Cross pollination within the same species is almost certain to result in viable, and very vigorous, hybrids. (human intervention- brush technique grab a toothpick and just rub on all flowers of one and then a few flowers of the other .... repeat everyday for a week or two)
The following chart identifies the general rule for outcome of cross pollination between the species of the domesticated chile: -
Male/female _C. Annuum_ C. Baccatum_ C. Chinense_ C. Frutescens_ C.Pubescens
C. Annuum -- -Prolific -----Sporadic ----Prolific -------Sporadic --------Not At All
C. Baccatum - Sporadic ---Prolific ----- Sporadic -----Sporadic --------Not At All
C. Chinense -- Prolific -----Sporadic ----Prolific -------Sporadic --------Not At All
C. Frutescens -Sporadic --Sporadic -----Sporadic -----Prolific ----------Not At All
C.Pubescens --Not At All -- Not At All ---Not At All -- -Not At All ----- -Prolific
The most common Capsicum species, Annuum crosses prolifically with Chinense, sporadically with Baccatum and Frutescens but will not cross with Pubescens. Capsicum Pubescens will not generally cross with any other species, so in theory all seeds produced by a Pubescens species in a mixed garden will be 'true' and viable.
If you are planning to save seeds from a chile plant, and wish to it to have the same features as the parent, then you need to ensure: -
- That the donor plant is not itself a hybrid, - That the plant is isolated (specifically the flowers) to prevent wind-borne, or insect-borne, cross pollination.
This is especially important for commercial purposes, where you have the ability to offend all your customers! Not only does uncontrolled hybridization produce unpreditcable characteristics in future generations - it may also produce sterile hybrids, and/or non-viable seeds.
A chile seed (like any other seed) is the mature ovule of a plant. It contains all the genetic material, and stored energy, to grow into a plant (potentially) displaying the same traits as its parent. However, hybridisation (cross-pollination between chile varieties), introduces new and different genetic material and the effects of this hybridisation can be seen in the next, and future, generations. Seeds identified, and sold, as `F1` hybrids identify first generation hybrids. Avoid saving seeds from these plants since the only predictable characteristic of the second generation is that - you cant predict it!
Almost all known species of chile plants will self-pollinating.
However, with the aid of insects and human intervention, they are also very promiscuous - readily cross pollinating with other species of chile. This cross pollination may result in viable seed. Cross pollination within the same species is almost certain to result in viable, and very vigorous, hybrids. (human intervention- brush technique grab a toothpick and just rub on all flowers of one and then a few flowers of the other .... repeat everyday for a week or two)
The following chart identifies the general rule for outcome of cross pollination between the species of the domesticated chile: -
Male/female _C. Annuum_ C. Baccatum_ C. Chinense_ C. Frutescens_ C.Pubescens
C. Annuum -- -Prolific -----Sporadic ----Prolific -------Sporadic --------Not At All
C. Baccatum - Sporadic ---Prolific ----- Sporadic -----Sporadic --------Not At All
C. Chinense -- Prolific -----Sporadic ----Prolific -------Sporadic --------Not At All
C. Frutescens -Sporadic --Sporadic -----Sporadic -----Prolific ----------Not At All
C.Pubescens --Not At All -- Not At All ---Not At All -- -Not At All ----- -Prolific
The most common Capsicum species, Annuum crosses prolifically with Chinense, sporadically with Baccatum and Frutescens but will not cross with Pubescens. Capsicum Pubescens will not generally cross with any other species, so in theory all seeds produced by a Pubescens species in a mixed garden will be 'true' and viable.
If you are planning to save seeds from a chile plant, and wish to it to have the same features as the parent, then you need to ensure: -
- That the donor plant is not itself a hybrid, - That the plant is isolated (specifically the flowers) to prevent wind-borne, or insect-borne, cross pollination.
This is especially important for commercial purposes, where you have the ability to offend all your customers! Not only does uncontrolled hybridization produce unpreditcable characteristics in future generations - it may also produce sterile hybrids, and/or non-viable seeds.
eza82
Well-Known Member
Got any good recipes you can post up ??
eza82
Well-Known Member
yes, i imagine we can trade all we want in this subject.... which sparks a new idea for me... im gonna talk to the other powers that be about having a vegetable seed swap sub forum in the gardening section.... i think that would be a wonderful addition...
i wasnt talking about the tabascos per-say... i could give you some of the unknown birdeye seeds..... i only got 3peppers off the whole lil plant, but she has been inside all winter, so time for round 2 off her
now about the crossbreeding of peppers... i have the understanding that it is alot of work, seeing as peppers are self-pollinating... care to elaborate a little???
Seed swap for veggy ! AND BONSI ! great idea!
CHILLIS have to have there own category!!!!! -
Please keep me in mind!.. Im always looking for new chillis!!!particular = Pubescens varities! (NOW) Even when at markets Ill pick up a few of Unkonwn varietys lately.. any strains your having trouble tracking down give us yell!
eza82
Well-Known Member
aknight3
Well-Known Member
i live in usa, currently have all grow equipment i could need plus, alot of its for my plants atm but im currently in between grows, got some cinderella keeping me to couched to get anything else going, i got 750 watts of power just haaaanging out 
will be starting up agaain soon tho
will be starting up agaain soon tho
eza82
Well-Known Member
Well go and get some Good chillis from
NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERCITY ! - best selection in the world.....i will be happy to WORK SOMETHING OUT !!!! !
- your coming into summer - get a greenhouse off ebay for $100 and use that ! sprout seed inside and trnsplate to outdoor greenhouse !
NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERCITY ! - best selection in the world.....i will be happy to WORK SOMETHING OUT !!!! !
- your coming into summer - get a greenhouse off ebay for $100 and use that ! sprout seed inside and trnsplate to outdoor greenhouse !
eza82
Well-Known Member
Idea! While im waiting for my bank to grow !
[ only one or two annual CHILLI FESTIVALS ONLY! In whole country. Usually held in country/rural areas.. Plan to hold a city festival in CENTRAL COAST NSW or SYDNEY NSW]
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
IDEAS FOR NAMES;
THE SYDNEY BBQ & CHILLI COOK OFF FESTIVAL..
CHILLI SEED & ATOMIC FOOD FESTIVAL
CHILLI & BBQ FESTIVAL COOKOFF
HOT TASTE & CHILLI FESTIVAL
THE SYDNEY CHILLI SEED SWAP & Fiery Foods Festival……
THE ARSE DROPPER FESTIVAL & CHILLI COOK OFF. “LOL”
INTERNATIONAL CHILLI SEED SWAP & COOK OFF.
FIREY FOOD FESTIVAL & CHILLI COOK OFF
CHILLI TRADE FESTIVAL
??????? - GIVE ME SOME IDEAS ! OR VARIATIONS OF ABOVE !
By `SPITFIRE CHILLI SEED BANK` (EZA82)lol
The aim of the Festival.......IS to create a festival that focuses on the Australian Chilli Culture and the art of growing and eatting the Fiery Fruit…. To share in seeds and recipes, for small chilli business to be exposed…etc
.. How I plan to make some money !
Sponsorship and stall vendors !
- included a registered (GOLD COIN) seed exchange (trade and swap), cuttings, plants, raw chilli fresh & dry, etc etc
ALSO
Foods for sale - bottled hot sauces, fast food, chili paste, dry mix, seed mix etc
Chilli cook and spit bbq cook off`s
Chilli eating comps ! ETC ETC
Bringing together the best of Australia's Chilli manufacturer's, Gourmet Food, Wines, and Boutique Beers in the one location for a unique weekend away.
And charge people for entry also….
Base this in SYDNEY ! Somewhere ! A field …..( Cheap )
THE ARSE DROPPER SEED SWAP & CHILLI COOK OFF FESTIVAL……… BY SPITFIRE CHILLI SEEDS (LOL)
WARNING : Chili dose not discriminate…………………….
To benefit BUSH FIRE VICTIMS VICTORIA !
Sanctioned by --------
Sponsored by----------------
Saturday XXX, 2009
Corner of East XXXXXXXX
Four Grilling Categories: Chicken Breast, lamb carcass, Pork and Chef's Choice
$75 to $125 to Enter - Cash and Fabulous Prizes
and
The arse droppers Chili Smack Down
People's Choice Chili Contest
Any type of Chili you want to make.
You call it Chili - WE call it Chili
Free to Enter
$100 to the winner!
For the non-competitors out there..
$10 All the Chili you can eat - Till it runs out!
BBQ, Beer, non-alcoholic beverages and other food stuff available for purchase!
---------------------------------------
EVENT SCHEDULE6:00 AM: Gates open and meat inspection begins
7:00 AM: Cook’s breakfast of Brooklyn bagels, cream cheese, coffee, tea, etc.
8:00 AM: Cook’s meeting in the school cafeteria. A representative of each team must be present.
8:00 AM: All vehicles must be removed from the contest site.
11:00 AM: Judge’s meeting in the school cafeteria
12:00 PM: Chicken Breast turn-in
12:45 PM: LAMB turn-in
1:00 PM: People’s Choice Chili Smack-down contest opens
1:30 PM: Pork turn-in
2:15 PM: Chef’s Choice turn-in
4:00 PM: People’s Choice Chili Smack-down contest voting ends
4:30 PM: Award Ceremony
-------------------------------------------------------------------
People’s Choice Chili Smack-down Contest InformationSPITFIRE CHILLI SEEDS is sponsoring a People’s Choice Chili Smack-down contest.
Participation or lack there-of will not count in the results of the spitfire seeds sanctioned grilling/chilli contest.
Chili is defined as whatever the contestant determines it to be. Chili can be composed of meat, fish, fowl, vegetables, grain, fruit, candy or any combination thereof. If the competitor calls it chili, we call it chili.
Chili does not have to be cooked on site, but proper heating, cooling and storage of food must be maintained. Chili must be maintained below 40 F or above 140 F. Please be sure to use a thermometer to check your food temperatures at all times. Proper handling of food is required. Food safe vinyl or latex gloves must be worn when handling food.
You may submit more than one entry of chili.
Contestants must provide a minimum of one (1) gallon of chili for judging. Two (2) gallons is suggested. Remember this is a “people’s choice” event, so the more people who get to taste your Chili the better your chances of winning! See rule number 9 for more information.
Contestants must provide two (2) serving utensils for each chili entered. We will TRY to get them back to you, but please assume that you have donated them to the contest.
The Spitfire seed company will provide a chaffing dish and sternos for your Chili submission. If your chili is to remain chilled, please notify us in advance so that ice may be provided.
Judging will be by “people’s choice” only. There will be no judges for this event. Winners will be determined by the number of “votes” each Chili receives.
Please come up with a catchy name and description of your Chili.
This event is free to enter.
There is a $10 per person for the public and team members to eat unlimited amounts of Chili; well it’s unlimited until it’s gone. Once it runs out that’s the end. See rule number 4 for more information. (The fee will be waived to one (1) team member if the team submits a chili for judging.)
Chili must be submitted and ready for sampling (heated, cooled, etc) by 1:00 PM. There will be volunteers available to help you get this ready.
The People’s Choice Chili Smack-down voting ends at 4:00 pm. All votes must be submitted by 4:00 pm.
There will be a $100 prize awarded to the contestant whose Chili receives the most votes.
Trophies will be awarded in 1st to 3rd places in The People’s Choice Chili Smack-down.
The rules are designed to be fair and equal to all cookers. Integrity of the chief cook, assistant, contest representatives, all participants and organizers is essential. All decisions of the contest organizer are final. There is no appeal to any other body.
SEED EXCHANGE
The rules for the seed exchange are as follows:
All TRADING PUBLIC event are allowed to take part in the seed exchange. For a $2.00 donation
The seed will be sold for $2.00 per portion. A portion would as a minimum include 5 seeds.
Or agreed portion swapped for agreed portion.
Donors have to buy seed but not until TRADEING PUBLIC are finished
Seedlist have to be published. And orders filled in no more than 7 days to public. - seed banks will pay extra for sponsorship of stall.
Seedbanks (registered/paying) are allowed to get five portions of seed free of charge.
first come, first served.
All kinds of CHILLI seed are welcome, including seed from hybrid or cross polinated seedpods. Please use the following notation when you mark the seed portions you donate:
OP = Open pollinated cross
HP = Hand pollinated cross
CW = Collected wild
O = original genetics
Please tell us what kind of CHILI plant, too, using the standard NAMES
If you are using your own code (many hybridizers are), please tell me about your code.
No portion of seed is too small!!!!
----------------------------------------------------------------
WAS JUST IDEAS !
[ only one or two annual CHILLI FESTIVALS ONLY! In whole country. Usually held in country/rural areas.. Plan to hold a city festival in CENTRAL COAST NSW or SYDNEY NSW]
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
IDEAS FOR NAMES;
THE SYDNEY BBQ & CHILLI COOK OFF FESTIVAL..
CHILLI SEED & ATOMIC FOOD FESTIVAL
CHILLI & BBQ FESTIVAL COOKOFF
HOT TASTE & CHILLI FESTIVAL
THE SYDNEY CHILLI SEED SWAP & Fiery Foods Festival……
THE ARSE DROPPER FESTIVAL & CHILLI COOK OFF. “LOL”
INTERNATIONAL CHILLI SEED SWAP & COOK OFF.
FIREY FOOD FESTIVAL & CHILLI COOK OFF
CHILLI TRADE FESTIVAL
??????? - GIVE ME SOME IDEAS ! OR VARIATIONS OF ABOVE !
By `SPITFIRE CHILLI SEED BANK` (EZA82)lol
The aim of the Festival.......IS to create a festival that focuses on the Australian Chilli Culture and the art of growing and eatting the Fiery Fruit…. To share in seeds and recipes, for small chilli business to be exposed…etc
.. How I plan to make some money !
Sponsorship and stall vendors !
- included a registered (GOLD COIN) seed exchange (trade and swap), cuttings, plants, raw chilli fresh & dry, etc etc
ALSO
Foods for sale - bottled hot sauces, fast food, chili paste, dry mix, seed mix etc
Chilli cook and spit bbq cook off`s
Chilli eating comps ! ETC ETC
Bringing together the best of Australia's Chilli manufacturer's, Gourmet Food, Wines, and Boutique Beers in the one location for a unique weekend away.
And charge people for entry also….
Base this in SYDNEY ! Somewhere ! A field …..( Cheap )
THE ARSE DROPPER SEED SWAP & CHILLI COOK OFF FESTIVAL……… BY SPITFIRE CHILLI SEEDS (LOL) WARNING : Chili dose not discriminate…………………….
To benefit BUSH FIRE VICTIMS VICTORIA !
Sanctioned by --------
Sponsored by----------------
Saturday XXX, 2009
Corner of East XXXXXXXX
Four Grilling Categories: Chicken Breast, lamb carcass, Pork and Chef's Choice
$75 to $125 to Enter - Cash and Fabulous Prizes
and
The arse droppers Chili Smack Down
People's Choice Chili Contest
Any type of Chili you want to make.
You call it Chili - WE call it Chili
Free to Enter
$100 to the winner!
For the non-competitors out there..
$10 All the Chili you can eat - Till it runs out!
BBQ, Beer, non-alcoholic beverages and other food stuff available for purchase!
---------------------------------------
EVENT SCHEDULE7:00 AM: Cook’s breakfast of Brooklyn bagels, cream cheese, coffee, tea, etc.
8:00 AM: Cook’s meeting in the school cafeteria. A representative of each team must be present.
8:00 AM: All vehicles must be removed from the contest site.
11:00 AM: Judge’s meeting in the school cafeteria
12:00 PM: Chicken Breast turn-in
12:45 PM: LAMB turn-in
1:00 PM: People’s Choice Chili Smack-down contest opens
1:30 PM: Pork turn-in
2:15 PM: Chef’s Choice turn-in
4:00 PM: People’s Choice Chili Smack-down contest voting ends
4:30 PM: Award Ceremony
-------------------------------------------------------------------
People’s Choice Chili Smack-down Contest InformationParticipation or lack there-of will not count in the results of the spitfire seeds sanctioned grilling/chilli contest.
Chili is defined as whatever the contestant determines it to be. Chili can be composed of meat, fish, fowl, vegetables, grain, fruit, candy or any combination thereof. If the competitor calls it chili, we call it chili.
Chili does not have to be cooked on site, but proper heating, cooling and storage of food must be maintained. Chili must be maintained below 40 F or above 140 F. Please be sure to use a thermometer to check your food temperatures at all times. Proper handling of food is required. Food safe vinyl or latex gloves must be worn when handling food.
You may submit more than one entry of chili.
Contestants must provide a minimum of one (1) gallon of chili for judging. Two (2) gallons is suggested. Remember this is a “people’s choice” event, so the more people who get to taste your Chili the better your chances of winning! See rule number 9 for more information.
Contestants must provide two (2) serving utensils for each chili entered. We will TRY to get them back to you, but please assume that you have donated them to the contest.
The Spitfire seed company will provide a chaffing dish and sternos for your Chili submission. If your chili is to remain chilled, please notify us in advance so that ice may be provided.
Judging will be by “people’s choice” only. There will be no judges for this event. Winners will be determined by the number of “votes” each Chili receives.
Please come up with a catchy name and description of your Chili.
This event is free to enter.
There is a $10 per person for the public and team members to eat unlimited amounts of Chili; well it’s unlimited until it’s gone. Once it runs out that’s the end. See rule number 4 for more information. (The fee will be waived to one (1) team member if the team submits a chili for judging.)
Chili must be submitted and ready for sampling (heated, cooled, etc) by 1:00 PM. There will be volunteers available to help you get this ready.
The People’s Choice Chili Smack-down voting ends at 4:00 pm. All votes must be submitted by 4:00 pm.
There will be a $100 prize awarded to the contestant whose Chili receives the most votes.
Trophies will be awarded in 1st to 3rd places in The People’s Choice Chili Smack-down.
The rules are designed to be fair and equal to all cookers. Integrity of the chief cook, assistant, contest representatives, all participants and organizers is essential. All decisions of the contest organizer are final. There is no appeal to any other body.
SEED EXCHANGE The rules for the seed exchange are as follows:
All TRADING PUBLIC event are allowed to take part in the seed exchange. For a $2.00 donation
The seed will be sold for $2.00 per portion. A portion would as a minimum include 5 seeds.
Or agreed portion swapped for agreed portion.
Donors have to buy seed but not until TRADEING PUBLIC are finished
Seedlist have to be published. And orders filled in no more than 7 days to public. - seed banks will pay extra for sponsorship of stall.
Seedbanks (registered/paying) are allowed to get five portions of seed free of charge.
first come, first served.
All kinds of CHILLI seed are welcome, including seed from hybrid or cross polinated seedpods. Please use the following notation when you mark the seed portions you donate:
OP = Open pollinated cross
HP = Hand pollinated cross
CW = Collected wild
O = original genetics
Please tell us what kind of CHILI plant, too, using the standard NAMES
If you are using your own code (many hybridizers are), please tell me about your code.
No portion of seed is too small!!!!
----------------------------------------------------------------
WAS JUST IDEAS !
jimmy130380
Well-Known Member
talk to me chilli king
i wanna know about outdoor hydro
i saw this pond thing with fish in it that looked cool
but i felt sorry for the fish
i like your chilli seed bank thing going getting many bites on it
i wanna know about outdoor hydro
i saw this pond thing with fish in it that looked cool
but i felt sorry for the fish
i like your chilli seed bank thing going getting many bites on it
eza82
Well-Known Member
The out fish pond thingy is called AQUAPONICS - it is something I am deffenently getting into when i have the cash...it is a pricy setup !
BUT - you breed fish in the tanks like golden perch adn grow great plants on top !!!!!
Look at LAST post on page 1.... thats what im setting up now !
YEP !!!!! the seed bank thing for AUSSIE`s i think will work... i have a few mates off here already lining up for some BHUT JOLOKIA seeds.(hottest in the world !)
jimmy130380
Well-Known Member
thats right my skippy friend
down in vic ,i just read the info on the assdroppers chilli cook off
it should be done
its a sick idea
are you growin the chilli clan now or still in planning
down in vic ,i just read the info on the assdroppers chilli cook off
it should be done
its a sick idea
are you growin the chilli clan now or still in planning
eza82
Well-Known Member
nice.... ausie aussie aussie ! - ASS DROPPERS CHILLI COOK OFF I THINK COULD BE DONE JUST NEED PLANNING ! AND SOME HELP !!! YES I HAVE A FEW STRAINS AT MOMENT .. BUT HAVE 10 MORE ON THE WAY !.... ONCE SPROUTED GET ANOTHER TEN ! ETC ETC....
a PROBLEM I HAVE IS CROSS POLLINATION OF PLANTS..... SO IT IS GOING TO BE TRICKY BUT VERY DO`ABLE !
THE GREEN HOUSE AND A OUTDOOR (ON GROUND WITH WEED MAT) IS BEING BUILT OVER THE NEXT WEEK OR TWO !
IRRAGATION AND WATERING - A FOCUS !
I KNOW THAT THE BANK IDEA WILL WORK. ITS JUST GOING TO TAKE SOME TIME AND PROBABLY A SYNDICATE OF SMALL GROWERS COMING TOGETHER TO FORM A BANK !
