Bishop Hats. Low heat but cool looking. Good in saladsdoon said:what are the ones in the second photo?
I have their Kutbil-Ik because it is available in my 2nd closest bottle-o (which also stocks extended SN range) and I say that it is not enough heat. I am sure some of the super hot chillis in this thread would burn me a new one, but I was disappointed with the heat out of this exxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxtra (or however many x'es) sauce. I reach for the Chef Kenny hot sauce that you can get here and it has decent heat but also flavour, but it also uses a little bhut to boost.carniebrew said:
Cube said:Toss it before it infects the others. Seen it in my lot and it decimated the rest like fruit fly did the season before. A virus I think I traced it down to. Leaf curl and yellowing leaves is not a good combo.
felten said:I've got the same problem as you Rendo, I planted a few dozen plants and some of them in certain areas of the garden look exactly like yours. Strangely enough, all of the infected ones ended up next to established tomatoes.
I picked the curly parts off some of my plants and the growth came back healthy and green, something you could try maybe.
ed; here's a pic of one where I pinched the infected growth out, still not fully grown.
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Bribie G said:Yup, leaf curl and whitefly. There are a couple of things you can try. Batz will jump up and downbut I go in with the big guns and spray with Confidor early in the season then every couple of weeks - it's a systemic insecticide and eventually if you eat 15Kg of chillies a week you will glow in the dark and your dick will drop off. However the whitefly will be kept at bay. It's at any supermarket.
You can also try a copper spray which coats the leaves with white gungy stuff, but it saved my plants on Bribie Island last year.
I'm growing my collection in pots - a prolific Thai bullet style that's a killer, a long green Thai called "Fire" and a nice big fleshy mild thingo that you can stuff. I'm now self sufficient after only 3 months here, and with chillies at $30 a kilo you'd be crazy not to grow your own.
Try feeding them with Saesol.Gryphon Brewing said:Ok I have a fruit problem, all my plants (thanks Tony) are in the ground and doing well but I cant get the the flowers to fruit they just drop.
I only have two plants each with a single Seven pod the rest nothing . The plants only get partial sun and have had several runs of flowers but F- all fruit.
I have a generic long chilli next to them (hotties) and it has heaps of tasty things on it. WTF??
Nev
Cube said:RENDO: Back off on the pyrethurum and up the white oil spray and see how that goes. Google homemade white oil. Basically a soapy spray mixture that lots and lots of bugs hate. It's a fine line between nuking some baddies and also getting rid of the goodies and a nice balance. I work outside lots and I actually have a large coffee jar that I swoop up any good ladybugs on my travels and bring home and release them into my gardenThey are relentless predators and only leave when the food runs out!
Like you I learnt that growing tomatoes are great for destroying your other garden as it brings in pest after pest after pest. I gave up on tomatoes two years ago and my 'issues' have dropped significantly.
Stux said:Just picked the first Jalopeno harvest for a BBQ tomorrow
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66 Jalopenos, some are vey mild, some are quite hot
We're making jalopeno Poppers wrapped in home cured bacon
The pablanos are coming along great too, nearly as big as your hand
I can post you some laterQldKev said:I've got to get my hands on some Jalopeno seeds. yum
QldKev
Yespunkin said:Are poppers ABT's? I love ABT's.
Let me know when you have some seeds handy, and I'll definently take you up on that. I'm after something that has a nice taste, and can be thrown into a salad or sandwich, but has a bit of a kick. If you want some from my plant let me know, they are the best chilli I've tasted for asian cooking.Stux said:I can post you some later
Hot ones or not?
Expect to have habanero and poblano later too