Jack Straw
I look nothing like him!
Your Furcraea is going to flower? I'm looking forwards to what ever it is, as much as I am to seeing Stat's Poppies in flower!
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Your Furcraea is going to flower? I'm looking forwards to what ever it is, as much as I am to seeing Stat's Poppies in flower!
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Cheeky - I'm not that type of gardener.
Coldeanseagull
Opinionated
No, not the furcraea, it looks like this event will happen by Thursday, my 37th wedding anniversary
Jack Straw
I look nothing like him!
More clues needed.
Coldeanseagull
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It's not a guessing game, I was just trying to gee up a bit of intrigue
Oh I'm on the edge of my seat.
Jack Straw
I look nothing like him!
Go on. Have a wild stab!Oh I'm on the edge of my seat.
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I've not got much to work on, but I reckon it'll be on those plants with green leaves and red flowers.Go on. Have a wild stab!
Jack Straw
I look nothing like him!
If it is, you should become an honorary life-member of the RHS!
Coldeanseagull
Opinionated
Wow, it's like you've been in my garden!(no joke, quite accurate)
It's getting bigger and closer to the event, although the cooling weather might delay it
Jack Straw
I look nothing like him!
With Stat's help, I'm now plumping for your Clianthus puniceus "Rosea" flowering?
Moshe Gariani
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Has this thread contributed to the looming hosepipe ban?
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If it is, you should become an honorary life-member of the RHS!
If Stat gets it right, we should all be members of the bloody RHS !
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It takes an experts eye.
Coldeanseagull
Opinionated
I have a glory pee again, it's now 2 inches high so not quite flowering size!
You won't sleep tonight, will you?
Ok, tomorrow I'll post a cryptic clue.....but I reckon this will drag on
Some great knowledge on here. So can I ask another one please.
Created a new bed this year and this plant has grown up. Left it because whilst it looked a bit like nettles, it defo isn't. Perennial, spines, serated leaves. Could it be an old gooseberry regrowing from the base
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Jack Straw
I look nothing like him!
I have a glory pee again, it's now 2 inches high so not quite flowering size!
You won't sleep tonight, will you?
Ok, tomorrow I'll post a cryptic clue.....but I reckon this will drag on
Your Dracaena is about to flower?
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
Decent dark cloud late afternoon ..early evening ...fek all rain here
jakarta
Well-known member
Having a fondness for spicy foods and seeing as we were given a packet of chilli seeds a couple of years ago, in a lockdown moment they got sown into a small (15cm dia) pot and left to their own devices. Nothing happened for weeks but with this recent spell of hot weather we now have a dozen of the little tykes poking their heads up.
Clearly they will need splitting up but having only previously grown tomatoes, cucumbers and soft fruit have no idea how big chilli plants get and hence pot size?
And yes we threw away the seed packet which would have told us this...
Which also means we don't know how hot they will be if we do get any...
It's not Monty Don stuff here at Jakarta Towers!
Clearly they will need splitting up but having only previously grown tomatoes, cucumbers and soft fruit have no idea how big chilli plants get and hence pot size?
And yes we threw away the seed packet which would have told us this...
Which also means we don't know how hot they will be if we do get any...
It's not Monty Don stuff here at Jakarta Towers!
Jack Straw
I look nothing like him!
There are lots of chilli experts on here but I'm not one of them. I am however aware of this thread. There's probably a more up to date one on here somewhere, but I've spent enough time finding this one!Having a fondness for spicy foods and seeing as we were given a packet of chilli seeds a couple of years ago, in a lockdown moment they got sown into a small (15cm dia) pot and left to their own devices. Nothing happened for weeks but with this recent spell of hot weather we now have a dozen of the little tykes poking their heads up.
Clearly they will need splitting up but having only previously grown tomatoes, cucumbers and soft fruit have no idea how big chilli plants get and hence pot size?
And yes we threw away the seed packet which would have told us this...
Which also means we don't know how hot they will be if we do get any...
It's not Monty Don stuff here at Jakarta Towers!
https://nortr3nixy.nimpr.uk/show...to-and-Chilli-Growing-Thread&highlight=Tomato
Hopefully, unless someone can answer you specifically, there will be answers on the above thread.