
u/AFC-Wilson

Complexity limit
Been building on a park on PC2 for PS5, finally got the hang of building mechanics and was really happy how it was coming out, about a third of the way through I hit the complexity limit (which I knew nothing about before starting) and I am so disappointed!
I can't believe that this is a thing on current gen consoles, seems really poor in my opinion especially when the game focuses around detail rather than just building rides. I've stopped playing now as it seems like to build a large park on console you have to sacrifice any kind of detail in it.
Anyone want to swap this for an Arsenal numbered?
Not fussed which player
Been offered my first allotment
Very excited, obviously lots of tidying up to do and some greenhouse repairs but all the infrastructure is in place ready to go. My plan is to spend the summer (when it's not too hot) clearing the site and prepping it for winter, will look to plant some over winter onions and garlic once it's ready to go.
My first habanero
Been growing chillies for about 5 years now but never grown habaneros before. Can't wait to try these.
After spending many evenings swearing, bleeding and at one point nearly crying, my greenhouse is finally assembled
The floor is a work in progress.... Trying to muddle something together with free paving slabs from Facebook market place. Very happy with the space and ideal for what I need. Was an absolute bugger to put together though.
Lots of chillis growing including Habenros and Cayenne peppers.
Dowman numbered question
New to this. Why is there a # before the 10? Does it get a number once everyone one is hit? Also will it ever be printable?
Over winter Garlic, clove in stem? ...
Any ideas what this is? First time growing soft neck garlic over winter but this very much looks like a clove growing through the stem of the garlic?
First signs of chilli growth
Come back from 5 days away to find my first chillis coming through, including Habaneros which I'm very excited for as I haven't grown them before.
Going away for 5 days... Watering options
Hi all
Going away next week for 5 days, I am trying to come up with a solution to keep my plants watered whilst I'm gone. My chillies are in the greenhouse tent currently, obviously limiting any water from rain.
My initial thought was to put them under my kids trampoline, it'll obviously be less light but with the weather looking like it's going to be a bit cooler and wetter next week I thought the fabric will protect them from heavy rainfall whilst keeping them watered.
Last year I tried putting string in a bottle of water running it to each plant but that failed completely, I also don't have anyone nearby that can water them for me either.
Any ideas/solutions please let me know!
Is this gonna work to dry onions?
So I'm about to harvest onions for the first time, I can't leave them on top of the bed because I have a dog that eats everything... My greenhouse tent will be too humid as it's full of chillis so I've made this make shift rack in my shed. Will they dry out ok in here? Or does it need proper airflow?
We are in the greenhouse tent!
Mixture of Habenros, cayenne, scotch bonnet a few generic chilli plants as well as sweet peppers, tomato and garlic chive.
Few of them showing transplant shock but with the hot weather coming I'm excited to see how they do. Planning on getting a lean to greenhouse later in the summer as well so hopefully the tent is a temporary measure!
Are these onions ready to harvest?
Grew these over winter, most of the stalks have collapsed, do I have to wait for the leaves to brown off first or are they ready to go now?
2026 batch.
Was hoping to get these outside (or at least in the greenhouse tent) this week but weather forecast is saying it's going to drop down as low as 1 Celsius overnight 😩 1st image is my scotch bonnets, 2nd is some chilli seeds that I found in a garden centre, I wish I kept the packaging but it boldly claimed the plants can grow approx 300 chillis per plant ...