As for your photos.....the image is probably too large.
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Originally posted by the big lebowski View Postyes i used to top my chillis but as sp said it does seem to slow them down , i havent seen a massive difference when i did it so i dont bother any more either ,those plants are looking great deano ,nice one
what do you feed yours with ? i use canna veg and flora
Have managed to pot on a few of mine today, but well under the cosh at work!
But Big L
I use this stuff early doors and swear by it!
Not cheap! But does the business!"Knowledge is knowing a tomato is a fruit, wisdom is knowing not to put it in a fruit salad"
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Originally posted by Scarlet View PostThat will be a snail or a slug....they are crafty, check under the pots, they often get in the drainage holes and hide out there.
I'd take a trip R this evening with your your H and pick them off then....no doubt you'll find more than one.
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Originally posted by Small pumpkin View Post^^^Agree with Scarlet. Slug or snail .
Two snails found as previous post. Also very small snail when dark last night. Put a beer slug trap in and sprinkled slug pellets around the plants. This morning no further damage.
Thanks for all your help.
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Originally posted by Bluenowhere View PostMmmm I’m going to be back for more advice on this I can tell.
Mine are just getting to the stage that bigger pots are required.
As seedlings they go from the heated propagator to a 3" pot. Then from the 3" to a 1 or 2 lt pot. Then into final pot when it's safe for them to go into the tunnel permanently.
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