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Please anyone has these for sale? RX5700xt GTX 1080ti GTX 1070 super ![]() |
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Mide3367:Email is fine. Do you have for sale? |
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Please anyone with Spring Onions seeds for sale? Kindly contact me. Thanks. |
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Olaleyeabdullah: Yes, there are new stocks now, with expiry date of 2024 |
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nzedon2: I saw the picture you posted. It's the same that was sent to me again. We nursed them and its over a week now and no growth, the technisem Avenier F1 we nursed same day have all grown. Have faith, it could be something about me and bakker brothers. Nurse them, lets know if they grow for you. |
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Adeoye007: Super Habanero F1 is produced by Nirit, distributed by Dizengoff. Just like every hybrids they have very good yields. In order of yields, ill rate them as Super Habanero F1 by Nirit Avenier F1 by Technisem Piquante Red F1 by East West seeds |
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nzedon2: Did you get the old seeds or the new seeds? Whichever way, plant them first, they could grow. Seeds seems scarce at the moment. You can try east west seeds, piquante red F1 or Efia (OPV) Super habanero F1 Avenier F1 These are the ones i have planted before. |
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nzedon2: Nursed them in January none grew. However the seeds expiry date was late 2020. So i guessed the seeds are stale. I complained to the distributor, who now has new seeds, he wants to replace my January purchase with new stocks so i can try again. Due to the lock-down i'm yet to receive the seeds. If you are buying them though, check the expiry, if it isn't 2022 upwards, they would be old stock so don't get them. |
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Dubem50 sorry though, cant you just sum up all the post and post once ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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FarmTech: Okay thanks. That does leaves the farmers at the mercy of the off takers. I've watched several documentaries on storage methods used by the indians, where they build cold rooms using charcoal. It increases the shelf life by another week. I'll give it a trial, even if it isn't this season. |
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Please how do you store your peppers if you do not wish to sell to market immediately? Keeping them in a well ventilated cool dry place, they lasted 7 days before showing signs of decay. Are there tips on how they can be stored for a longer period? |
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Thanks OluchiDelly OluchiDelly: |
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Thanks for the detailed tip. okoroemeka: |
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okoroemeka: Oga okoroemeka, kindly confirm, this are Okra Hire and Clemson Spineless right? I want to plant some okra and all seeds im seeing is clemson spineless. |
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FMCASH: Heyah, sorry. I must have been really lucky on my farm then. As @okoroemeka said he sprays weekly, i fight my workers when they suggest we spray, if we don't see any signs of insects i don't approve their spraying. The things i'm seeing are really scaring me. |
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Psalmy2cute: Definitely, first, most of the peppers are yet to ripe. Those that ripen first isint much to hire a vehicle to those destinations, will not be profitable. In the next one or two weeks, when the bulk are ripe, definitely i wont be considering local sales. Who local help ...lol 1 Like |
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Psalmy2cute: Farm is in Ottu, in Oyo state. Definitely, the 25kg we harvested was sold for 6k locally. With the lockdown, im in Lagos, but fortunately my workers are still at the farm. I cant wait for the lockdown and covid 19 to be over. |
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Psalmy2cute: We have not done a total harvest. We only hand picked the riped ones. That gave us a 25kg basket. 98% are still green. 1 Like |
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Psalmy2cute: Yes o, had to harvest them with the fear of them getting spoilt. |
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Please are there any tricks to having a uniform maturity for peppers, so a full time harvesting van be done once? |
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@UjSizzle, @mkmyers45 |
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nQMxf5Ah-0w A Nigerian, Leke Ojikutu has built a ventilator from materials sourced locally and is suitable for ICU and serious cases of covid19. It's automated, with the following features: 1. Computerised microprocessor controlled 2. Deliver breaths to a patient who is physically unable to breathe, or breathing insufficiently. 3. It's Rechargeable. Powered by battery and electricity. 4. Electronically controlled by a small embedded system to allow exact adaptation of flow characteristics to an individual patient's needs. 5. Mass producible in hundreds within days 6. Utilises parts which can be sourced locally 7. Can be modified to be powerful enough to make 1 ventilator serve 10 to 20 patients. Instagram: https:///39POK1f Website: http://lekeojikutu.com/index.php/2020/04/08/my-homemade-covid-19-ventilator/ @lalasticlala 2 Likes |
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nQMxf5Ah-0w A Nigerian, Leke Ojikutu has built a ventilator from materials sourced locally and is suitable for ICU and serious cases of covid19. It's automated, with the following features: 1. Computerised microprocessor controlled 2. Deliver breaths to a patient who is physically unable to breathe, or breathing insufficiently. 3. It's Rechargeable. Powered by battery and electricity. 4. Electronically controlled by a small embedded system to allow exact adaptation of flow characteristics to an individual patient's needs. 5. Mass producible in hundreds within days 6. Utilises parts which can be sourced locally 7. Can be modified to be powerful enough to make 1 ventilator serve 10 to 20 patients. Instagram: https:///39POK1f Website: http://lekeojikutu.com/index.php/2020/04/08/my-homemade-covid-19-ventilator/ @lalasticlala @dominique @Sissy3 6 Likes |
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Check this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5i5nJB-hGuc Psalmy2cute: |
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Got the Velum @20k here in lagos. Got the application tip through a farmer i follow, Ayokunle Ore. Check his post here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yVjCDq3oh3M there is a link to the producers instructions in the description. I applied through drip as recommended. Psalmy2cute: |
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Thanks for the tip, will do that. I planted a test quarter plot, which are 6 months older than the main project. The leaves below automatically shed off, i was hoping same will apply to these. But ill prune the leaves as recommended. Thanks. FarmTech: |
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Avenir F1 as sent by one of my workers. 1 Like
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Psalmy2cute: The pictures are not uploading. In order of production Super Habanero F1 - the fruits are as big or slightly bigger than Avenir ( I have not tasted it yet so i cant tell how hot it is ). Avenir F1 Efia Piquante red is not fruiting yet, we transplanted that late. We did not prune any of the peppers. Super Habanero F1 and Avenir F1 are very busy, Efia is less busy. There were some moralities of healthy plants. They just dried off. I chatted @okoroemeka, who was very helpful in recommending a copper based fungicide. I used this along side making some changes in the farm. We increased the irrigation period from 3 hours to 6 hours, based on the intensity of the sun. The plants were healthy and the mortality stopped. Some weeks later we noticed another one and after investigating it shows signs of Nematode, so we applied Velum (a nameticide). All has been good since then. I have not been to the farm in 2weeks + now cos of this lagos lockdown. I only monitor remotely. 1 Like |
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Psalmy2cute: Yes, just waiting for them to ripe, within the next week, proper harvesting will be done. |
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Almost, im trying to post an update with pictures but not going through. Will share updates on the 3 varieties fruiting so far. Psalmy2cute: |
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Psalmy2cute: Got it 7k, but the seeds were close to expiry. I had a bad experience with it though. You might want to check the expiry first . |
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