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well... ask mythsbuster to try it, lol

H2O2! wow! thanks for the infos guys... by the way, I planted my peppers on slightly acidic peat treated with lime, considered it very lightweight and most of it are organic... they grow very well with added fertilizer occasionally but somehow I found out that they have less roots thus need some...

after googling for awhile, I've leaned that phosphate doesn't promote root growth... so... which chemical compound responsible for promoting root growth?

since there are no comments yet, here I post a picture after 5 days of composting dried grass clippings by grubs this is a 5 gallon bucket and occupied by 118 grubs :eek:

hi guys, yesterday I went to my parent's home and decided to turn out my compost pile... normally I'll remove all infested grubs from my compost pile.... but since it has been like 2 months, shockingly I found lots of grub dungs... more like 10kilos of it after collected... I am assure that it...

found 12 white grubs inside my jolokia pot this morning, no wonder the plant look a little bit unhealthy... they were hiding unnoticed until I flip up the mulch... all fat and juicy... I left them in my compost bin but today someone urge me to remove them permanently as they might be threatening...

If you don't have fresh manure, instead of covering it, try cooking it in a large batch of grass clippings. About 5-6 cubic square foot for each batch :)

Hi guys, This morning I've decided to make some vermicompost. Since I am new to this project, it was done in a container. About 100 of worms were placed in the container with slices fruits peelings and covered with slightly soaked newspaper. But this evening, instead of worms doing the job, I...

in Malaysia we use the therm "Marry" LOL :lol: in rubber industry they usually clump different variety to get better plant mainly for higher rubber milk production... I tried this method before, I clumped both thai and annuum, few of it were left for both shoots to grow but they didn't last...

last time I stuff it up with a couple of dead squirrels :dance:

i have unlimited access to goat manure and i call it "black pearls"... you know what i mean :crazy:

hi guys, a month ago, some of my annuum were attacked by white-fly, since there were only few ladybugs, the condition became uncontrollable... i red some articles suggesting that diluted soap would repelled the pest... but few days after spraying the plant, the plant condition became worst...

if they do i hope they sell fresh pods instead of powdered or dried :) i saw those 3 versions that you got, from the look of it, it is way different from what i seen... goronong should be more deformed pod with lots of thin wrinkles like old people :lol: anyway that would be a nice varieties...

might be crossed red goronong???? I tasted powdered goronong before, it is just a little bit hotter then bird-eye chili but will not burned your tongue unlike habanero... i grew a lots of habaneros origin from europe and america from white to brown but the color of unripe habaneros are not as...

opsss!!! sorry, my mistake :) its sarawak seaside on the hill with very nice sunset view :) hehe :) nice place to take a nap in the afternoon with cool sea breeze :) my neighbour have goronong but when i ask some they refuse to give since the plant didn't produce many pod, and i have to que...

my parent took care for me :) i am sorry i can't reveal their house :) need some privacy :) i have family all over borneo, so i have no trouble travelling around :) i have some experience with local jiffy, they took much more time to germinate compared with top soil, if you manage to get goat...

yes it hurt so much, i thought all the seeds would not germinate since it was rainy season back there, low temperature and wet humidity all day long might affect the percentage of germination :( but i'm happy when one of it survived and now i can collect some seeds :) later i might try other...

hehe :) i live in sabah, sarawak, labuan and brunei (travel a lot) :) my chilies are kept in a secret place (parent house :lol: ) where there are lots of hungry ladybugs :) yes, i plant all my chillies in polibags, easier to move around when they become too crowded :)

surprisingly my jolokia did not give me any problem once germinated :) no specific method was used, after the seed germinated, the plant was transfered into 12x12inch polibag :)

the pod look a little bit short compare to the one showed in http://www.thehippyseedcompany.com/ sadly this is the only pod that survive, the other one (next pic) fell down after i accidentally sprayed it with water :(