Viking Fruit 15/16

ruby fruit

ruby fruit

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Joedank said:
wow how have i missed this? good luck this season:)
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I dont use facebook joe bud so when i do a thread its about growing but a fair bit of humour and stuff goes on mostly...the last thread i done last season was funny as fuck.
Its.more or less in your off season so feel free to post as u will.
Im a humorous drunk stoned clown (tws might say viking)and have a thick skin..
If u see anything im doing wrong with the couple outdoor im doing let me know ..i.learnt a lot from tmb,garden boss,tws,nuggs,mwooten and bc as well as my good mate redeyefrog...
Fumble your included...after a dozen jacks to see off dome work mates im off to bed..as they say...


Keep it green
 
Vnsmkr

Vnsmkr

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Hey Ruby what size pots do you do your peppers in or they in the ground? Curious as I want to get some of each of what I have in the vault and want to use smallish pots, since there are alot. You see any issues with small ass pots for peppers?
 
ruby fruit

ruby fruit

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Vnsmkr said:
Hey Ruby what size pots do you do your peppers in or they in the ground? Curious as I want to get some of each of what I have in the vault and want to use smallish pots, since there are alot. You see any issues with small ass pots for peppers?
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I mix my peppers up mate..generally if i want to nurse a few plants thru one season so i can overwinter them and transplant to bigger pots or a planter bed in the second year i use pots that are least 30 deep and 30 across (cm).
BUT if i want yield from 2nd or 3rd season chillis i transplant from those pots to the ground/planter beds/large pots.
So i get a continuous cycle of young and old ...if ur not worried about overwintering chilli plants in the off season i would try and do in pots at least 50cm deep and 50cm wide at a minimum for best yield growth.
Planter beds are the best though.
Say you have a planter bed/box approx 2m by 1m and a depth of 60cm you could have 6-8 nice big chilli plants and get maximum yield.
Hope this helps ..i grow mostly superhots myself.
 
ruby fruit

ruby fruit

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Vnsmkr said:
Hey Ruby what size pots do you do your peppers in or they in the ground? Curious as I want to get some of each of what I have in the vault and want to use smallish pots, since there are alot. You see any issues with small ass pots for peppers?
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I start my seedlings in a tent and transplant like this to a bed...some chilli plants i have are still going strong 3 yrs later...pots with less than 25cm depth dont take long to get rootbound
 
Vnsmkr

Vnsmkr

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ruby fruit said:
I mix my peppers up mate..generally if i want to nurse a few plants thru one season so i can overwinter them and transplant to bigger pots or a planter bed in the second year i use pots that are least 30 deep and 30 across (cm).
BUT if i want yield from 2nd or 3rd season chillis i transplant from those pots to the ground/planter beds/large pots.
So i get a continuous cycle of young and old ...if ur not worried about overwintering chilli plants in the off season i would try and do in pots at least 50cm deep and 50cm wide at a minimum for best yield growth.
Planter beds are the best though.
Say you have a planter bed/box approx 2m by 1m and a depth of 60cm you could have 6-8 nice big chilli plants and get maximum yield.
Hope this helps ..i grow mostly superhots myself.
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Awesome fukin info Ruby. That is exactly what I was after. Cheers
 
ruby fruit

ruby fruit

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Vnsmkr said:
Awesome fukin info Ruby. That is exactly what I was after. Cheers
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I find superhots (anything hotter than habs )
Can be fussy in regards to what they like as liquid fertilizer sometimes a 1/2 recommended dose is enough for a feed ;) gd luck man they are quite enjoyable to grow i love making sauces and salts from them
 
Vnsmkr

Vnsmkr

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Cool. Sounds like a similar mix they do here, but the chilis are ground up with a mortar then added into sea salt. Pretty awesome shit
 
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