Wonders never cease ! cheers

this is a test picture totally un related to obesa thread. please take no notice of quality etc. Mods could you remove pic. (if loaded) LoL. Cheers

Hi Jim, Is it possible for "browse"button to open my Zoombrowser directory.All my pictures are then available to be resized etc. I hope we are not clogging up this thread as really it is off topic.I have many pics. that I would have loved to put on the forum, but my problem is a year ot tw...

Hi,all thanks for the input re.uploading. I have exactly the same problem on another un related forum, and am in correpondence "email" regarding this. To re cap, cannot even find pic. to re size, as when asked to "browse" the file selection does not show all my pictures, even whe...

Thanks for the reply Tina.I am using JPG for my pictures. I have just read Q&A, and it seems I cannot use pictures stored on my PC.? So I think Photobucket may be the answer. unless someone knows differant. LoL cheers.

Failed again Tina, when asked to browse, "my pictures" comes up, but only a very small number of pictures are shown, and not the latest ones at all. I have a similar problem with another forum where I cannot upload pics, for the very same reason. If a mod. could pm me regarding this i woul...

You could well be right AnTun. LoL For Tina , I will try to get a picture uploaded if I can. Tried a few times , but ended in failure. Cheers

I have been growing these little gems for many years,and a small percentage have the usual brown disfiguring marks. My latest batch, about 4 year old have been grown in more sunlight, have changed colour to a pink/brown (nice) but no sign of any dark brown marks yet. Is this unusual, or luck. Cheers

I too have been using the white vinegar regime with no noticable effects. I also wondered as most people have different compost mixes,if the said compost has any effect on the ph of the water,and if so can this be measured. Cheers

If you have a male and female plants in your green house, and looking at the pictures you have,leaving nature take its course will most probably end up with seed pods. As already mentioned covering the plants is a must, otherwise you will have young plants coming up in a joining pots for sure next y...