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| Plant ID | 9 |
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Scotch Bonnet |
| Species | chinense |
| Location | Outside, Raised Bed south facing as of Dec '24 |
| Date Planted | Sep 29, 2024 |
| Seed Source | Own saved seeds |
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| Grow Method | Soil |
| visibility | Observation May 2, 2025 |
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| visibility | Observation May 2, 2025 |
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| build | Action Apr 20, 2025 |
20/4/25 - Light watering with tomato feed and also a calcium additive - assuming the earth bed has been washed of nutrients during the past 3 months. Notice leaf curl on the 'Tomohon Market' chillis which can be an indication of calcium depletion. |
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| visibility | Observation Apr 11, 2025 |
All 4 survived the 3 month winter relatively unaided. Looking a bit sad and little growth. Also have something chewing the leaves (probably a snail) |
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| build | Action Dec 29, 2024 |
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27/12/24 - Planting at opposite und to curb cross pollination. Possibly slightly early but no choice. Looking very healthy with big leaves. Will have evening sun. |
| visibility | Observation Dec 20, 2024 |
Growing well considering winter time. Looking very healthy, watering every 2 weeks or so. Kept outside in open 'Greenhouse Cabinet'. Wide large leaves compared to the other Capsicums. Lost the single green stem, Have now only 4 but healthy looking ! |
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| shower | Watering Nov 22, 2024 |
20/11/24 Bottom watered with just water. 3 doing very well and one just green stalk (still hopeful) Large broad leaves, very different to the other chilli plants. |
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| visibility | Observation Nov 15, 2024 |
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| shower | Watering Nov 7, 2024 |
6/11/24 very light watering using 'tete pipette' but looking great. 4 of the 6 in good shape with large broad leaves. 1 has died and the other is hanging in there with just a bright green stem. |
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| build | Action Oct 17, 2024 |
16/10/24 - Potted up into small transparent pots (Indian restaurant T/Away sauce pots with hole drilled in bottom) Removed from propagator tray as high risk of 'dampening off' while waiting for Seville Oranges to break through. Very young - seed cap collecting mold has not fallen away on 3, keeping the cotaledens trapped inside. These 3 planted together. |
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