V4L's SeedsMan Comparative Grow: Banana Jealousy 2024

con said:
nice set up for the watering, peppers sound awesome, love my hot peppers i usually get about 5-6 different types from freinds & dry out & grind and just sprinkle on what i want spiced up
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I'm hoping to make some Fermented hot sauce with the peppers. On the hunt for the perfect pepper...
 
JiggiLotus said:
That was such a a pretty little sprout 💚 the green an purple.. 💜 so pretty
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After getting some light, the white tips on the cotyledons have turned purple as well.

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Vegan4life said:
After getting some light, the white tips on the cotyledons have turned purple as well.

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Nice!
Makes me wish I'd started some Black Pearl or Explosive Ember seeds this year.
 
Go @DYNOMYCO !!! I’be dropping these ladies into the big pots in the next day or two.

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Nice. Do you untangle the roots a bit at pot-up?
 
JiggiLotus said:
Hey Vegan, what's them little rings you got going on in them pots? I was trying to find the post but I didn't see anything, it's got my curiosity up. Is that a watering system?
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Yes a watering system, Blumat drip rings, although I am not using the Blumat carrots. They are being controlled with a timer that will open and close a water valve.
 
Happy Saturday fellow Gromies! Up pot complete! Today I put the plants in their final pots. I probably should have a few days ago as the ladies are getting hungry. I did a root drench while transplanting, I used 4 tablespoons of Mycos wettable powder and 1 teaspoon of Rootwise microbes mixed into 1 gallon of RO water. I removed plants from solo cups and soaked the roots in the mixture for about a minute for each plant, while carefully breaking up the roots at the bottom of the root ball. I also added approximately 1 teaspoon of @DYNOMYCO to each hole before planting.

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I also planted six Count Mattcula pepper plants today! A couple of them are hard to see as they are dark purple.

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Happy Monday! The ladies were looking much better last night a day after the up pot. I decided to give them a light feeding to help get the roots established in the new pots. I mixed 1 tspn of hydrolized fish fertilizer, 1/2 tspn of coconut water powder, 1/2 tspn water soluble kelp powder, 1/4 tspn Rootwise microbes. I mixed the above into one gallon of RO water and fed each of the ladies one pint of the solution. I fed the remaining to the peppers.

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Vegan4life said:
Happy Monday! The ladies were looking much better last night a day after the up pot. I decided to give them a light feeding to help get the roots established in the new pots. I mixed 1 tspn of hydrolized fish fertilizer, 1/2 tspn of coconut water powder, 1/2 tspn water soluble kelp powder, 1/4 tspn Rootwise microbes. I mixed the above into one gallon of RO water and fed each of the ladies one pint of the solution. I fed the remaining to the peppers.

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looking good, the copper brillo around the inner ring is to keep dirt from plugging the holes ?
 
con said:
looking good, the copper brillo around the inner ring is to keep dirt from plugging the holes ?
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I’ve been waiting for someone to ask me that… No the copper Brillo is to keep any stray slugs off of the plants. Apparently slugs do not like copper. I got a bit of a infestation during my last grow. I made some trap’s up cycling some water bottles and using dry cat food for bait. Which seemed to work. I just don’t want to take a chance of those slimy bastards chomping on my plants. There are slugs everywhere outside of my grow shed.
 
Vegan4life said:
I’ve been waiting for someone to ask me that… No the copper Brillo is to keep any stray slugs off of the plants. Apparently slugs do not like copper. I got a bit of a infestation during my last grow. I made some trap’s up cycling some water bottles and using dry cat food for bait. Which seemed to work. I just don’t want to take a chance of those slimy bastards chomping on my plants. There are slugs everywhere outside of my grow shed.
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ahhh! did not know that interesting i've heard if copper in a small open zip lock hung around doors & window to keep wasps & hornets away don't know if it works or not but can see this working as they come in contact with it
 
Vegan4life said:
I’ve been waiting for someone to ask me that… No the copper Brillo is to keep any stray slugs off of the plants. Apparently slugs do not like copper. I got a bit of a infestation during my last grow. I made some trap’s up cycling some water bottles and using dry cat food for bait. Which seemed to work. I just don’t want to take a chance of those slimy bastards chomping on my plants. There are slugs everywhere outside of my grow shed.
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Put some solo cups in the garden, kinda halfway in the dirt and fill em 3rds away or sumthing of sort with beer. Cheap beer. For slugs.
 
JiggiLotus said:
Put some solo cups in the garden, kinda halfway in the dirt and fill em 3rds away or sumthing of sort with beer. Cheap beer. For slugs.
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First thing I tried.... did not work... Then I read 1 tspn flour 1 tspn sugar 1/2 tspn yeast into 1 cup water, that did not work either . I always see the slugs eating cat food when my wife drops a few pieces on the porch. So I made some bottle traps and put about a tablespoon of dry cat food into each bottle, that did work. Video on how to make a bottle trap below.

 
Hehehe, personally I like slugs, I've got them huge ones in my yard, I give them bread and fruit. I'm surprised I have no snails.
It's cruel, and they will suffer immensely, you could always get salt and douse them with it. Just floss it around on their little slimy bodies. I guarantee they melt 🫠, then you'll just have yellowish pools of goop laying about the place..
 
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