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 Post subject: Re: Duffs garden
PostPosted: Sat Jul 17, 2010 9:40 am 
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More worm castings and juice.
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 Post subject: Re: Duffs garden
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 Post subject: Re: Duffs garden
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Planted the Bhut Jolokia and Trinidad Scorpion in jiffy pellets. Have to make up some more blocks. I'll put in the rest in a couple of days. They came in lots of 10 seeds so I'm going to plant the lot. Just have to give away the extra ones.

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Dried Jolokia Pods turned up today. :joy:

Gave away a couple so 3 mates could have a go. :shock2: :yuck: :fart:

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 Post subject: Re: Duffs garden
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dufflight wrote:
Dried Jolokia Pods turned up today. :joy:

Gave away a couple so 3 mates could have a go. :shock2: :yuck: :fart:


Sweet, I've got 4 packs of them on my desk. :scared2:

My loofa seeds arrived today as well. :thumb:

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Jolokia and Trinidad Scorpion are out of the pellets. 8 ish days for the first seedlings. Kept them in a blue plastic tub at 28ish degrees. Have the top off now so they can get some light.

Must plant some more tomatoes.

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 Post subject: Re: Duffs garden
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Jolokia and Trinidad Scorpion are out of the pellets. 8 ish days for the first seedlings. Kept them in a blue plastic tub at 28ish degrees. Have the top off now so they can get some light.

Must plant some more tomatoes.


Excellent news on the chillies, I've got some hooks showing on mine as well.

As for tomatoes you can never have enough.

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'...As for tomatoes you can never have enough.'

I beg to differ. 150kgs plus almost gave killed me this last summer. And I only planted two punnets.

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Wasn't fast enough to cover this one.
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Been watching these guys playing on a pumpkin inside.
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The chooks like to pick them off first.

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Hmmmmm, mealy bugs... :bat:

They suck...

Bugger about your broccoli, I've never grown the romanesco type before.

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When will the frosts end. I want to plant outside. The chokos are climbing up the walls.(note to sit them in a colder spot next year).

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Black cherries are out of the ground. Old seeds but still good germination(6 days), 20+ so will have to give a few seedlings away.

Planted into the AP system,
zucchini
Ox heart tomatoes
green cucumbers

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Chillies almost ready to go outside.
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Last years choko vines didn't die over winter.
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