(Keine)Batzen Maybee ? Part 2

@@Yan420, thanks Mr 402! Why not 420 and what does 402 stand for?

@Kushycat, I'm not saying that 😉✌️♥️

@James, thanks, I will do that

@Mr_und_Ms_Lue_Roots, a gum?

@Kirsten, Thanks. Luckily, I discovered them early on and there were only a few. Still annoying, though, because something new keeps popping up this year.

@Kushycat, but the active ingredient isn't exactly healthy when it lands on the buds, right? Do you know what's in it?

@Comfrey, that's also for vegetables, and a few days after spraying, you can eat it, at least that's what it says in the instructions ^^ Waiting time: N (none) for ornamental plants; cucumbers, tomatoes, zucchini: 3 days; lettuce: 14 days; potatoes: 7 days It's been about 14 days since the photos, and since then it has rained and there's been morning dew, so I'm assuming that if I chop chop this weekend, everything will be fine. It's certainly not harmless, you're right about that, but using it 1-2 times preventively should be okay with some distance from the harvest. I just saw when I checked that there's another one that's only for vegetables and probably safer. Royal Queen Seeds has had one in the shop for a few weeks now that's organic. Let's see for next year then, or maybe we'll finally get a proper summer ^^

@KushycatREDE we really need a proper summer, my strawberries and tomatoes didn't want to do much this year either...👀

@India_Calcoen, i think they were supposed to turn yellow, but there was only one pepper on the bush. My gardening year was a complete disaster, just like my personal year. It didn't change color at all. I waited for weeks, but it just stayed purple. I ate it with grilled cheese, and at least it tasted good. I think it wanted to match the color of the gelato44 and that's why it stayed purple. Damn... I should have photographed the two together.

@Kushycat, what else did you try to grow besides the pepper?

@India_Calcoen, A tomato plant that can sometimes be seen in the Apple Fritter Diary didn't grow at all at first. My sunflowers didn't want to grow properly either, and a few other mutants ^^

@India_Calcoen, haha, now you've really made me laug . To be honest, I had to have the word “carnivorous” translated because I didn't know it and English isn't my native language. I really like the idea. Maybe we should try crossbreeding so that the plant can meet its nutritional needs through insects and at the same time get rid of annoying pests. Win-win-win situation.

@Kushycat, that’s a great idea! I hope these plants will eat caterpillars 🐛 too!

@Momentum, thanks! I gotta bake first and then trip xD

@@LetsDiyGrow, because it's outdoor there are no lights and as I've read I started late so there aren't many hours of light during the day anymore. That's why it's small and already transitioning to flowering (photoperiodic), so unfortunately, there's not much growth left.

@Kirsten, yes, that's right. They're really nice (I think they like me too, after all, I'm already a greenfinger in the growers club), but of course there are lots of other great breeders/companies out there, and I'm not sponsored. Not yet, anyway... Hi @James 😹

@Kushycat, it will definitely be a great product in the end 😎

@Mr_und_Ms_Lue_Roots, Ready-made baking mix from Dr. Oetker with weed 😹

@Kushycat, yeah, for sure! 😉✌️🌱💚

@India_Calcoen, oh no, I'm sorry to hear that! Maybe I should give them a hot water bottle for the night.

@Kushycat, that could work! And you could also put something breathing around her, people sometimes also pack their tropical plants against frost with a plant cover..

@India_Calcoen, In itself, this is a logical conclusion, but it should be noted that high humidity will certainly form under the hood at such low temperatures, and you can imagine what will probably happen next. It's too risky for me, but thanks for the idea anyway.

@@Ame_Mizu, maybe that's why they gave it away^^

@Natrona, thx Nati! 🍀

@@Ame_Mizu, Thank you very much! You're still alive, man!^^

@India_Calcoen, yes, and hardly anything is happening anymore. Well, no wonder. I'll take my chances. I sprayed them again today with fungicide from Neudorf. It seems to be working great. So far, I haven't seen any strange spots on the plants I sprayed with it for weeks. I'll try to get them through another 10 days and then use them for baking or something, depending on how they look.

@India_Calcoen, lessssgoooo! Yes, that's what I normally thought too. But if the weather forecasts for the next few weeks are correct, it's better to risk bringing them indoors than to have to throw everything in the trash later because of bud rot. Then clean and check everything thoroughly before starting again under controllable conditions for the first 100% Indoorgrow.