Trinidad Field

[TriniHottie]

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[TriniHottie]

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[Rob]

Wow! I wish my back yard looked like that!

[chilliman64]

nics pics trini! are these from CARDI?

it's interesting to see that the experts use black weedmat - I'm surprised because I would have thought that the extra heat generated by the black matting would be too much for the plants/root systems

[Omri]

Looking great. some proper chile porn.

[Chiliac]

nics pics trini! are these from CARDI?

it's interesting to see that the experts use black weedmat - I'm surprised because I would have thought that the extra heat generated by the black matting would be too much for the plants/root systems


Doesn't look black to me. I think it's a "trick of the light" on the first pic.

Anyway, looks great, I could probaby walk around there for hours...

[talas]

now thats a field of chillis thats for the pics trini:)

[whocares]

Very nice :) I wish I had your climate !!!
Thanks a lot

[bowhunter]

thanks for the pictures TH just made most of us to dream again
Dan



LET IT BURN

[Chiliac]

Very nice :) I wish I had your climate !!!
Thanks a lot

I'd be happy to have yours!!!!! There's always a - seemingly - better place....

[Omri]

I actually like my climate. the north Australian one isn't too bad, but mine isn't as well. ;)

[stillmanz]

Your right Omri its pretty sweet here, further north from me and its a bit too sticky.

Cool pics.

[chilliman64]

I did a stint in Townsville for 12 mths, that was sticky!

[bentalphanerd]

looks like they're growing in sand.

wonder what they're testing on them.

[stillmanz]

I think that is weed matting, same principles used in Oz commercial set ups. saves on weeding helps hold water in and suffercates the soil born badies. Not great for the soilin the long run but careful crop rotation will get you round that, also allows easy picking especially for crops only picked twice say and also machine picking.

[stillmanz]

I'd say they testing ferts to get the shortest time from seed to yeild with the greatest weight in production.

[whocares]

stillmanz your climate is marvellous ! And the golden coast is so beautiful ! I've loved it ! How I envy you ! :)

[stillmanz]

Well mate I'd love to go to portugal and eat some of that amazing food.

[TriniHottie]

Doesn't look black to me. I think it's a "trick of the light" on the first pic.

Anyway, looks great, I could probaby walk around there for hours...


It was more like a GRAY Mat... I Walked around and saw some different looking pods... I was able to visit the field cause there was a AGRI TECH Show on that day...

[Omri]

It was more like a GRAY Mat... I Walked around and saw some different looking pods... I was able to visit the field cause there was a AGRI TECH Show on that day...
Sounds like serious fun. the only research here is with bell peppers. :(

[okie joe]

That is very very nice pics and wishing I had that kind of luck

[chilliman64]

It was more like a GRAY Mat... I Walked around and saw some different looking pods... I was able to visit the field cause there was a AGRI TECH Show on that day...

yeah I know the stuff. thanks.

didn't happen to grab any free samples while you were there by any chance?

[Sanj]

Nice Pictures Trini...
thanks for sharing...you always post great pictures. Appreciated.

[Grifo]

fantastic field of Trinidad
will make a beautiful collection :onfire:

[billyboy]

:onfire: as always nice photos TriniHottie.

[DrHavanger]

excellent pictures

[Superted]

I wish that was my backyard :party:

[cmpman1974]

Grab free samples? Don't you know that's a crime punishable by death in Trinidad? At the very least, life w/o parole. :)

Chris


yeah I know the stuff. thanks.

didn't happen to grab any free samples while you were there by any chance?

[AlabamaJack]

great looking plants Trini..

[tony05]

What types of peppers are they growing there Trini?

cheers