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HID Bhut Jolokia growlog ...
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They look like they are going to love their new homes!
thats awsome!!!!!!!
I thought it was KA-LOKE.... for some reason, but you make more sense, thanks!
looking good!
looking good!
o man this is nice!
tagged!!
you;re gonna have lots and lots of peppers!!
tagged!!
you;re gonna have lots and lots of peppers!!
So they have settled in to the new pots and settled down from the stress of being topped and are on to new growth. Ive given them a couple of diluted coffee waterings now and it has really helped spark their vegetative growth.
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Bellissimo!
hell yea! looking awesome 
just started germinating mine 
just started germinating mine
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Rev it up Rev!
looking at those leafs i would say this one has the indica trait!
LOL ... thanks guys.
Well.... I gotta say, they are doing well, but the topping REALLY slowed them down. Im not so sure I should have topped them, and next time ... I think Ill just let them grow naturally. I have a shit ton of vertical height in my tent and these guys are just putting out new shoots rather then growing up. I know thats the POINT of topping, but shit .. I didnt realize it would slow virtually all verticle growth ... which is kind of what is happening here.
Oh well, I topped them .... so Im gonna let them go how they may. Ill probably give them a fish/seaweed watering next watering... and I might give each of them a tablespoon of tomato tone as a top dressing now that they are establishing themselves. I see a few with some yellowed leaves so possibly a N deficiency... which could also explain the slow growth (what I think to be slow anyway).
Ive been thinking that its because of the topping, but maybe its a combination of the topping and lack of N.
Well.... I gotta say, they are doing well, but the topping REALLY slowed them down. Im not so sure I should have topped them, and next time ... I think Ill just let them grow naturally. I have a shit ton of vertical height in my tent and these guys are just putting out new shoots rather then growing up. I know thats the POINT of topping, but shit .. I didnt realize it would slow virtually all verticle growth ... which is kind of what is happening here.
Oh well, I topped them .... so Im gonna let them go how they may. Ill probably give them a fish/seaweed watering next watering... and I might give each of them a tablespoon of tomato tone as a top dressing now that they are establishing themselves. I see a few with some yellowed leaves so possibly a N deficiency... which could also explain the slow growth (what I think to be slow anyway).
Ive been thinking that its because of the topping, but maybe its a combination of the topping and lack of N.
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Feed em like they're fat!
well look at it this way
you wont have any tall lanky chillies plants
but ya gonna have some awesome bushy indica chillies plants
on with the show
cheers,
red.
you wont have any tall lanky chillies plants
but ya gonna have some awesome bushy indica chillies plants
on with the show
cheers,
red.
They are starting to bud, although they are still pretty small as far as Im concerned... I still gotta say topping was a no-no on them. We will see how much they continue to grow... I may end up transplanting 6 of them into 5 gallon buckets at a later time, but Ill give them a few months. Maybe Ill start hitting them with high N to delay fruitset...
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